Sentence examples for tackle weapons from inspiring English sources

The Americans, who have long whinged about the EU's failure to tackle weapons of mass destruction, were pleasantly surprised by Europe's tougher approach to Iran.

On April 17 , 2013 the Senate failed to pass a watered-down version of background checks legislation, having already scrapped efforts to tackle assault weapons and magazines.

Unsurprisingly, the confab tackled nuclear weapons and the US's plans for ballistic missile defense.

WASHINGTON — Not quite nine months into his presidency, Barack Obama woke to the news that he had won the Nobel Peace Prize — not for anything yet accomplished, but for the promise that he would end the Iraq war, win the "war of necessity" in Afghanistan, move toward the elimination of nuclear weapons, tackle climate change and engage America's adversaries.

"In high-performing localities, we appear to be confronting problems that don't exist, rather than concentrating on using flexibility and autonomy as weapons to tackle underperformance where standards have to be raised – the original objective of academies.

Humans benefited from the canid's loyalty, cooperation, teamwork, alertness and tracking abilities while the wolf may have benefited from the use of weapons to tackle larger prey and the sharing of food.

Possibly sensing that the scattershot nature of his definitions simply provided prosecutors with more weapons, Brennan tackled the problem from another direction.

Small wonder that the Government is targeting dance as an important weapon to tackle, obesity, recently awarding £100,000 to Youth Dance England to forge stronger links between schools and dance schools.

Turner is in the minority at these events, with most attendees tackling other charges like weapons convictions and property crimes.

With this regard, treatment seems as the first and obvious weapon to tackle this persistent infection.

Today, countries around the world have committed to tackle rape as a weapon of war.