Sentence examples for tackle accounting from inspiring English sources

2 The shoulder is a frequently injured joint in amateur and professional rugby union 3– 5 and rugby league, 6 with the tackle accounting for 49 72% of injuries.

It had also come to rely more on apparel than fly tackle, on which the success of the company was built: In the 1970s fly tackle accounted for 50% of sales.

Together, the scrum and tackle accounted for 80% (n=36 of 45) of all ASCIs for both levels combined (Junior and Senior; figure 1A).

Contact events accounted for 80% of all injuries and tackles accounted for 50%.

Contact was responsible for 97% of injuries, with tackling or being tackled accounting for 65%.

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HMRC has run similar amnesties to tackle offshore account-holders, plumbers and others.

Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save the Children, said next month's meeting in Northern Ireland of the G8's most industrialised nations would be a "critical opportunity to tackle hunger which accounts for a third of child deaths".

"The G8 in June, chaired by the Prime Minister [David Cameron], has a critical opportunity to tackle hunger which accounts for a third of child deaths.

The IASB and FASB have the longer-term intention of tackling trickier accounting issues such as the treatment of mergers and deciding when revenue should be recognised.

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