Sentence examples for tackle once from inspiring English sources

What are the public policy challenges you hope to tackle once you complete your education?

Returners are harder to tackle once they have a head of steam, and even the great ones need space to move.

But it can play an important role in a broad plan to cut the deficit, and shows a willingness to tackle once sacred cows.

Now, football's good name cannot be sustained by the feeble assertion that a referee is the sole arbiter of something as appalling as the De Jong tackle once he claims to have seen it.

His four King George triumphs equalled Desert Orchid's record and he also managed two Gold Cups, two Tingle Creeks and two renewals of the Down Royal race which he may tackle once more in November.

"When you start looking at designing platforms this way we've a lot of other things that we'd like to be able to tackle once this is established," says Mrgan.

The messages tackle once-taboo subjects like masturbation, orgasms, foreplay and homosexuality as part of a campaign known as Love Life.

Its final status was to be tackled once the United Nations had established substantial self-autonomy.

A grand reform of agriculture and the budget could then be tackled once the new members have got their feet under the table.

Those will be tackled once the dried plant collection — which makes up the vast majority of Herbaria holdings, in both number and bulk — is complete.

This must change if the huge problem of child poverty in this country is to be tackled once and for all".