Sentence examples for tackled claims from inspiring English sources

Actually, Landeta — whose single-bar facemask said plenty about how often he tackled — claims to have made between 5 and 10 tackles in his career.

As drug-makers race to tackle the crisis, they must also tackle claims that they could have done more sooner.

The results come a day after Lloyd's pledged to take a zero-tolerance approach to tackle claims of sexual harassment.

"We're toughening up the regulatory system," he will tell BBC1's Politics Show, a move No 10 hopes will tackle claims that he refuses to accept any blame for Britain's plight.

The head of the exams watchdog has signalled wide-ranging reforms to A-levels to tackle claims that examiners have been giving students "the benefit of the doubt", leading to persistent grade inflation.

Harman's attack on the Daily Mail echoes Miliband's decision to publicly tackle claims made by the newspaper last year when it branded his Marxist academic father, Ralph Miliband, the "man who hated Britain".

Yet to an extent, this "common sense" view derives from the work of Karl Popper, from that early attempt by the latter to tackle claims of Marxism's "scientific" basis.

The nearly six-minute video also tackles claims that Warren represented herself as a minority to advance as a law professor, a notion that White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, among others, have advanced.

Estimates by New City Agenda puts the total bill for handling claims at more than £37bn while the FCA calculates that £24.2bn has been paid out to consumers since 2011, the rest being the cost of tackling claims plus provisions made in anticipation of more payouts.

He also tackled Democratic claims that his tax policies will favour the rich.

If it is truly pushing for equality, it has no option but to be seen to be tackling her claims.