Sentence examples for tackling groups from inspiring English sources

When it comes to tackling groups such as the Lord's Resistance Army, that same cooperation is needed.

Right now, the problem for those tackling group travel is that people use a lot of different sites when searching for travel options, so startups have to offer something better if they want to become the go-to destination for search and booking.

In the helmetless tackling group, head impacts per practice or game fell from almost 14 in the preseason period to 10 at the end of the season.

* Extremism Bill Creates new banning orders, disruption orders and closure orders to tackle groups and individuals who promote "messages of hate".

Tackling these groups, it says, "will require multinational attention and the concerted and long-term application of policies and tools blending political, military, security, information, and development capacities, and agreement on ends as well as means".

Under a 2009 anti-terror law more than 100 opposition figures have been arrested; the government insists it is tackling rebel groups that have links with al-Qaida and Eritrea.

This strategic shift might help Mr. Gorman's candidacy, especially given his track record revamping the brokerage business and now tackling the group's troubled asset management division.

Fulham were handed the opportunity to compete in Europe via UEFA's Fair Play League, but still have a long road ahead before they can contemplate tackling the group stages.

Much better to go for the "tough love" approach when tackling the group of people Wilshaw dubbed "the most difficult and worst members of society".

It's about tackling that group and giving them a more "consumerized" enterprise product, he says.

Tackling the group requires local and international efforts to be better directed towards both ending conflicts and rebuilding the states.