Sentence examples for tackle a program from inspiring English sources

On July 31 the Basque conductor Juanjo Mena, just named to lead the BBC Philharmonic, will tackle a program of Berg, Strauss and Mahler's Symphony No. 4. The fellows, whose orchestra concerts are highlights of the summer, will have Mr. Thomas for Mahler's Symphony No. 3, and Christoph von Dohnanyi, the respected German maestro, for two staged performances of the Strauss opera "Ariadne auf Naxos".

Here he tackles a hefty program that runs from Mozart to John Corigliano.

But the staff she has assembled is also clearly prepared to tackle a tougher issues-oriented program.

That applies to the work of Bryant and Coalson, whose programs tackle a problem in digital music: how to make music files (like those created when you rip a CD) small without losing any audio quality.

A guarantee or Fed purchase program to tackle a widespread danger of default could garner political support.

Located in Google's building in Manhattan, the program has students tackle a startup project and an existing enterprise project, working alongside candidates in Cornell Tech's engineering and computer science programs.

On the same day that Bahgat was detained, the national TV station Al Qahera suspended an anchor for appealing to Sisi to tackle corruption during a program about heavy rain and flooding last week in the cities of Alexandria and Beheira, Reporters Without Borders said in a statement Monday.

Consider a situation in which there are several available methods or "research programs" for tackling a scientific problem (for instance the structure of DNA).

Goodell will even (please!) think of the spines of the children, running handclap-heavy happy ads about unaccountable youth coaching standards and the "Heads Up" tackling program, a technique that works only in an NFL ad's Smurf-like fantasyland divorced from the reality of tackling.

When all the machines are plugged together via donated high-speed networking switches, the students will be able to tackle the benchmark program, a series of equations that can be broken into parts and computed on many processors simultaneously.

Such efforts--and others related to NRC's Horizontal Fuel Cell Program--are today tackling a variety of hurdles facing industry.