Sentence examples for supposed to tackle from inspiring English sources

Compassionate conservatism was supposed to tackle liberal issues with conservative solutions.

John Abraham was supposed to tackle Az-Zahir Hakim in the backfield.

The so-called grand coalition government, cobbled together after the disputed election, was supposed to tackle these issues.

Then he did The OC on TV and it was supposed to tackle serious issues such as immigration.

Politics, religion and sex are the three "red lines" of the Arab world: subjects you're not supposed to tackle in word or deed.

Where does that all of that leave the new law that is supposed to tackle the problem of violence against women?

"The government is supposed to be tackling the pollution, so we need to see the effects.

Perhaps most worryingly of all, these messages are coming from the institutions that are supposed to be tackling criminals, not policing victim behaviour.

Hendy himself is supposed to be tackling its five-year "plan" – one that looks increasingly like a back-of-the-envelope builder's quote – to see what other rail work needs scrapping to come in under budget.

The caveat of "expenses only" essentially translates to a big fat no entry sign for people who are likely to have personal experience of the very social issues that these organisations are supposed to be tackling.

Eight years ago, the islanders first secured funding to tackle the invasive species, a project that was supposed to take 16 years.