Sentence examples for tackle accusations from inspiring English sources

The DfT's plans will tackle accusations by the Stop HS2 campaign that HS3 has "no plan, no route, no budget, no timescale".

From that point onwards, Wales v Ireland became a running soap opera with tip-tackles, accusations of cheating, ball-boy shenanigans, last-minute drop-goals, World Cup quarter-finals, and what was billed as the mother of all grudge matches after Ireland's prodigal son Brian O'Driscoll was dropped from the Lions by Wales coach Warren Gatland.

Unwillingness to tackle and accusations of a lack of effort were also the source of Joe Royle's omission of Kinkladze from his Manchester City side.

Rather than tackle Chabris' accusations of misrepresentation on their own terms, Gladwell suggests that Chabris lacks sufficient appreciation of the narrative form.

"The Daily Show's" Latino correspondent tackled recent accusations by the Media Research Center against the Spanish-language networks on Tuesday night.

When soaps decide to tackle complex issues, accusations of sensationalism often follow.

US officials also say that an increased pool of troops to draw peacekeeping missions from will help tackle the repeated accusations of rape and sexual abuse by UN troops which frequently go unpunished.

Band Aid's original single was accused of being patronising, perpetuating a "white saviour" narrative; the release of the new video to raise funds to tackle Ebola has triggered accusations that the musicians' approach to Africa has not evolved.

In the past, the comedian has tackled issues like Latino stereotypes and accusations of bias in Spanish-language media on "The Daily Show".

However, some civil servants were said to be worried about accusations of racism if they tackled Awema.

HelpAge and its local NGO partners have developed practical interventions to tackle some of the root causes of witchcraft accusations.