Sentence examples for points tackled from inspiring English sources

The major points tackled in the act include... · Directors' duties are mapped out for the first time, including a duty to promote the success of the company.

In particular he wants to see three pinch points tackled: they are at Leicester, Derby and the stretch between Kettering, Harborough and Wigston.

Stephan Ehrmann, Karim Lakhal and Thierry Boulain We thank Dr Mallat and colleagues for giving us the opportunity to clarify some physiological points tackled in our study [ 1].

At that point, tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson started dreaming.

There's no point tackling McDonald's or Burger King, and the new breed of "artisan" burgers are beyond most teens' budget, so mid-ground it is and two big US players: legendary restaurateur Danny Meyer's almost-cool Shake Shack, a cult brand launched in New York; and the more blue-collar Five Guys, backed by Carphone Warehouse mogul Sir Charles Dunstone.

The main difference is that while Point Omega tackled questions of oblivion and extinction obliquely, Zero K goes at them full on.

The second point was tackled by performing a statistical analysis of block matching for MSR-MVC.

The first point was tackled by a simulation study, calculating empirical levels of confidence intervals for regression parameters using different sample sizes.

Continuous variation in the operating point is tackled by an interval plant model where RS problem is reduced to simultaneous stabilization of finite number of plants according to Kharitonov theorem.

As Tristram Hunt, Labour's former education spokesman, points out, tackling what goes on beyond the school gate is a vital weapon in the fight against inequality.

Of the two, Turkey is the more immediate concern, with the International Monetary Fund calling late last year for interest rates to be raised by 2.5 percentage points to tackle 8% inflation.