Sentence examples for tackle through from inspiring English sources

Your editorial (23 May) agrees with the home secretary that bullying and unruliness is difficult to tackle through criminal law.

But, in recent years, they've become best known for their work on the environmental impact of food, a topic they tackle through oblique and colorful performances.

Mr. Kaminis, who ran as an independent supported by the then-ruling socialist party on his election in 2010, only hinted at the kinds of problems he wanted to tackle through volunteerism.

Yet as Real Salt Lake analyst Brian Dunseth explained on air, if you draw a line from Nat Borchers' tackle through the ball, it wouldn't go through Vancouver attacker Darren Mattocks.

Achieving sustainability in buildings would tackle through energy conservation and waste savings.

And again, we've been the broker and the catalyst for that citizen action, citizen engagement, solving the problem, helping to pull together all the private sector partners to take on this huge public health problem, which the U.N. has been trying to tackle through its own agencies.

Based on this innovation, there is no need to include an additional variable to tackle the through-flow fields.

The climate crisis needs to be tackled through collaborative efforts".

The challenge "can only be tackled through coordinated global action," he said.

High unemployment can be tackled through short- and long-term measures.

Libyans have long debated whether home-grown extremists are best tackled through dialogue or force.