Sentence examples for tackle itself from inspiring English sources

Mourinho refused to comment on the tackle itself but was quick to defend his player's conduct.

Bryan Trussel, CEO and co-founder of Glympse, says that already there are a number of companies approaching Glympse for ways to integrate its technology into new applications — areas that the company itself just doesn't have the resources to tackle itself right now.

Instead, each service should be auctioned again when the present franchises have ended (two-thirds will do so by 2004).The third is to tackle Railtrack itself.

We have always been clear that for any plan to be successful it must address the causes of illegal persecution, as well as tackling persecution itself," said Tim Bonner, chief executive of the Countryside Alliance.

Mafia III may be unremarkable or mediocre in many ways, but it is necessary in a world that for too long has catered to a core demographic – one that would rather spend time complaining that people of colour are talking about racism than tackling racism itself.

The smartest people I know in banking are praying that Obama's Treasury Department will tackle "the thing itself".

Chelsea's response was to step up the passing, to chase down every tackle, to impose itself on the ground and in the air.

When it comes to inflation, while George Osborne's options to tackle the problem itself may be limited, he can certainly take action to negate its effects on the people on whom it impacts most severely.

The very fact of increased efforts to tackle these is itself a sign of increasing stability that can have a significant impact on economic activity and especially fixed investment.

Whilst a critique of the immigration system is implicit in these plays, there have been no plays (at least that I can think of) that tackle the system itself head-on.

The problems arise in practice, and the combination of approaches devised to tackle them is itself becoming intricate.