Sentence examples for tackle safety from inspiring English sources

The defense's primary needs are now at tackle, safety and inside linebacker.

Mr. Dudley's two predecessors, John Browne and Mr. Hayward, tried to tackle safety issues at the company with limited success.

It acknowledges that BP had begun to tackle safety problems at the refinery before disaster struck, but suggests the firm had concentrated on the form, rather than the substance, of regulations.

With Norman in the fold, cornerback no longer is a dire draft-day need, which should enable the Redskins to focus their early-round picks on other positions in need of an upgrade, such as defensive tackle, safety and center.

A36 Rail Unions Tackle Safety Issue Citing a string of recent derailments and other safety concerns, five labor unions are asking the federal transportation secretary to oppose a request by the nation's largest railroad, Union Pacific, to allow its trains to skip inspections after entering the country from Mexico.

Last season: 7-9 Needs: Offensive tackle, nose tackle, safety, linebacker, cornerback Pick: Star Lotulelei, defensive tackle, Utah Jared Gaither is gone, and although he will not be especially missed in San Diego his departure does leave the Chargers needing a new left tackle.

The 8-8 finish would seem to assure that some big changes will be made — be it a new OC, a backup QB who can actually play, significant upgrades at right tackle, safeties, wide receivers, or any combination of the above.

The use of shocking imagery has proved one of the city's favorite tactics in tackling safety and health issues.

"In order to do more at the bowl, we really need to delve into the existing infrastructure issues". The report recommended tackling safety issues and the most-pressing infrastructure needs within the first four years — to the tune of $3.2 million.

14 Other catastrophic injury prevention strategies for rugby include Rugbyready (International Rugby Board (IRB)), Smart Rugby (Australia) and Tackling Safety (England).

Waived Jason Kuipers, center; Albert Thomas, Kenny Johnson, Kevin Guidry and William Evers, defensive backs; Jackie Cline, defensive end; Greg Ross and Randy Watts, defensive linemen; Darrell Jordan, linebacker; Scott Barrows, guard; Scott Adams, offensive tackle; Chris Ellison, safety; Mark Hopkins, tight end; Dana Brinson and Gary Lee, wide receivers.