Sentence examples for reinforce tackle from inspiring English sources

It is important to train, progress and reinforce tackle safety elements under fatigued and game-like conditions, where decision-making becomes important.

The Israeli army has begun deploying hundreds of troops in cities across the country to reinforce police tackling a wave of Palestinian gun and knife attacks which have intensified in recent days.

The IDC report reflects the current thinking that there is a 'golden thread' to development expressed as the need to reinforce the rule of law, tackle corruption and increase tax collection.

These new figures reinforce how much work is needed to tackle these outcomes.

"The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Bill is an opportunity to make a difference to the lives of older people in Wales and the inclusion of these proposals would clearly reinforce the powers that the authorities have to tackle abuse".

(They tackled this by using wood to reinforce the pits).

The results are shocking and utterly, utterly unacceptable, and further reinforce the need for a constructive approach towards tackling sexual assaults in nightclubs.

They also could reinforce existing government priorities such as environmental sustainability, tackling health inequalities, and economic growth (via reduced congestion and absenteeism).

While attending the World Infrastructure Summit in Barcelona this week, I heard many participants reinforce the message that we need global solutions to tackle this deficit.

He writes: "Winning voters' trust to manage the economy competently, spend responsibly, and tax fairly will reinforce Labour's credentials as a party capable of tackling unjustified concentrations of wealth and power.

In conclusion, the reconstruction of the rural health workforce would reinforce the basis of China's health system, thus tackling the challenges of the aging population and the future rising numbers of patients with chronic diseases.