Sentence examples for tackling closed from inspiring English sources

Many believe that tackling closed professions will mean even more groups taking to the streets.

Ending the domination of the professions by a social elite by ending unpaid internships and tackling closed shops.

The problem of cleavage wrinkles is also being tackled close to Los Angeles, the unofficial capital of breast implants.

We could have scored very early had Daf James spotted Jason Robinson outside him as he was tackled close to their line.

Otamendi and Lucas Orban were everywhere, flying into tackles, closing every gap.

We believe that looking at the legislation and penalties for tackling and closing illegal sites would have a much greater impact.

During the campaign, Mr. Obama identified many other priorities, like withdrawing from Iraq; talking with Iran; tackling immigration; closing the detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba; and renegotiating trade rules with the country's neighbors.

Environmentalists and proponents of greater restrictions on offshore oil drilling questioned, for instance, Mr. Obama's decision to expand offshore oil drilling — announced in March — before first tackling the close relationships between government and industry at the agency.

"He had a terrific game and kept the Spanish lad very, very quiet and won all the tackles and closed down.

He may be a total disaster at the table, but instead of barking at him to take his elbows off the table, put his napkin in his lap and chew with his mouth closed, tackle it one bad manner at a time.

His nice tackle close to the goal on Mattocks was one of the better defensive plays in the game, but Belser's distribution could be better.