Sentence examples for tackle armed from inspiring English sources

Whole families joined the fray, wives and children proudly wearing their AKP T-shirts and flags and fearlessly preparing to tackle armed soldiers.

Syria's ambassador to Russia, Riad Hadda, has repeated the assertion that the government is tackling "armed terrorists" acting under a foreign plot.

Image caption President Assad says his security forces are tackling "armed criminal gangs" The US and several European nations have called for the UN to impose sanctions against Syria's President Bashar al-Assad and his ruling circle.

Irish police, however, warned people against tackling armed robbers.

American and Russian officials decided to tackle arms control in part because it seemed the least contentious of their issues.

Local authority pension funds are to tackle arms companies about their activities, including allegations of bribery levelled at the UK's biggest defence contractor BAE Systems.

At his best, Allan is a fantastic songwriter, willing to tackle tough topics, armed with good tunes, balancing fervour with subtlety: Geraldine sounds like a love song until its protagonist is revealed to be a social worker, Go Square Go's tale of schoolyard violence ends with an ambiguous chant: "Here we fucking go," a phrase that could be either bellicose or weary.

Today, he said, the most commonly requested training is lessons in tackling an attacker armed with a knife.

This is partly to help local activists to become, as she puts it, "well informed, well armed" to tackle the problems in their own communities.

It was taken across the Atlantic by slaves, where it spread throughout Brazil and the Caribbean and, eventually, to Hollywood, where Roger Moore's Bond tackled boggle-eyed baddies armed with only a beige safari suit.

We can't arm tackle him.