Sentence examples for tackle needs from inspiring English sources

The Enhancing Motivation in Persons with Schizophrenia Group is a manualised programme designed to tackle needs of those on rehabilitation wards of a psychiatric hospital.

Anderson will use that up-and-under inside move frequently, to make sure the tackle knows he's willing to go inside and that the tackle needs to be prepared to protect the inside gap too.

The Toulouse utility back will benefit from the absence of Dominici and Pointrenaud, and few better capture the France team of recent seasons - capable of effortless brilliance, but as likely to step to one side and shrug his shoulders when an unappetising tackle needs to be made.

It did not go further to tackle needs of children and families and especially those who are most vulnerable, to provide them with timely support and to prevent despair that pushes adults to alcohol abuse,  leaves children in the streets or institutions and locks a vicious poverty circle in the society.

The problems we tackle need serious, hard-nosed strategies and activists with the skills to execute them.

Williams, the team's new starting left tackle, needed to be at Redskins Park by 6 a.m. to sign the deal and suit up for the 8 30 a.m.

Rouhani needs the full assistance of the UN if he is going to tackle needed human rights reforms.

All around us, we are confronted by our beliefs on how to tackle need, facilitate opportunity and address the world's challenges.

Tackling these needs tackles the [origins] of the problems of the community.

That led manager Roberto Mancini to question the decision, but Riley says tackles need to remain within a clearly-defined law.

The plan describes the 'blocking and tackling' needed to be done daily and the resources -- both people and financial -- to get the job done.