Sentence examples similar to tackle liability from inspiring English sources

Turner's move not only made right tackle a liability it also made right guard a problem through his absence.

In 2006, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the City Council created the Retiree Health Benefits Trust RHBTT) fund to amass resources to tackle the liability.

On Capitol Hill, Democrats drafting health legislation have so far shown little appetite for tackling the liability issue.

Tata Steel says it is "working separately on a necessary structural solution" for the scheme, but critics claim the company has not yet revealed a solution that tackles the liabilities behind it.

Building the resources necessary to tackle the OPEB liability will require consistent contributions and a commitment to protect these gains.

Councilwoman Wendy Leece added she thought it was time "that we have some kind of a plan, as far as how we're gonna replenish the reserves and to what percentage". She also urged the creation of a plan to tackle the pension liability using recommendations from the Pension Oversight Committee.

He wants to freeze spending and tackle unfunded pension liabilities, a politically fraught realm.

Fitch Ratings on Tuesday upgraded China's foreign and local currency sovereign ratings, recognizing the country's improved public finances and its growing ability to tackle contingent sovereign liabilities.

Freelancers have no such bulk buying power because they are a company of one, and for now, while health insurance is too complicated a business to tackle in its entirety, liability insurance, however, is an easier benefit to tackle.

"Uefa uses a system called 'strict liability' to tackle offensive behaviour at matches.

Last year President Obama was pushing cybercrime law and unveiled a further package of cybersecurity legislation, which proposed new powers to tackle cybercrime and limited liability protection for companies who share information on cyber threats.