Sentence examples for tackled as a from inspiring English sources

Ban Ki-moon said FGM had to be tackled as a human rights issue.

This issue needs to be tackled as a matter of urgency if we are to prevent a caring crisis.

At the back of this lay "holism", the belief that problems must be tackled "as a whole".

The six pieces add up to more than two hours of music, and are rarely tackled as a whole, but Tetzlaff has performed the full cycle widely, and recorded it twice.

Many of Google's critics worry that fiddling with the look of the search giant's pages misses the point: they want to see discrimination tackled as a point of principle.

In [15], the edge detection problem is tackled as a statistical inference problem.

Where race is a factor in the abuse it should be tackled "as an absolute priority".

Air pollution has become bad economically and has to be tackled as an economic issue.

Once plugged into a waterproof extension cord, this 7.5 amp machine can tackle as much as half a foot of snow, hurling it as far as 20 feet.

He loves the physical side of things and sees carrying and tackling as a battle.

Buddy Nix identified left tackle as a problem area this past offseason (that wasn't hard to spot).