Sentence examples for tackle is whether from inspiring English sources
One key issue to tackle is whether corporate loans and deposits should be included in the ring fence.
Another concern that we tackle is whether the null result we persistently get for the role of monetary remittances in shaping the views of the roles of the state is due to the fact that the category "having relatives abroad" subsumes those who receive remittances.
The obvious next question to tackle is whether this action of P-gp may be overcome pharmacologically.
Now the question we wanted to tackle was whether the results found for D. melanogaster were a peculiarity of that species or the same patterns were also present in other drosophilids.
Another issue that New Rochelle is tackling is whether the Young Israel of New Rochelle, which just bought property next to the Wykagyl Country Club to build a larger synagogue and catering facility, should get a zoning variance.
In the same sense that a red-card tackle is a red-card tackle whether in the middle of a meaningless lower league game or the first minute of a World Cup final, a boxer in serious trouble is a boxer in serious trouble whether in the first round of an inter-club tournament in the local gym or in the ninth round of a WBA and IBF super-middleweight title fight.
With Mr Obama's, the big unknown is how much it will really cost to reach near-universal coverage, while the uncertainty about Mr McCain's strategy to tackle costs is whether it will do much to expand coverage.
Ballack was asked whether Boateng's tackle was the sort to make a player miss a sizeable chunk of his career.
One of the trickier questions tackled by Mr. Brinkley is whether Time would have endured if Hadden had not died young, in 1929.
He told BT Sport: "I have my ideas on how the issues can be tackled, but the question is whether the Premier League and the clubs themselves will buy into it, and changing the way the game is played in this country from the early days of youth development.
