Sentence examples for tackling tactics from inspiring English sources
He said that by the time a player reaches the N.F.L., he needs practice at tackling tactics, but not actual tackling.
In my first training session everything came naturally: shooting, pressing, tackling, understanding the tactics.
12.14pm: Cameron draws on the leaked memo in today's Times (see 11.51am), which reveals Labour's tactics for tackling him at PMQs. he reads excerpts, and says the problem is that Labour has nothing to say on deficit reduction.
The clearest lesson to be drawn out of this week's back and forth in the eurozone is this: Angela Merkel, Nicolas Sarkozy and the other single-currency heads of state have no intention of changing their tactics in tackling the gigantic problems facing Greece.
The use of shocking imagery has proved one of the city's favorite tactics in tackling safety and health issues.
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Using an arsenal of military helicopters and all-terrain vehicles, attack dogs, and standard-practice blunt force beatings and tackles, the tactics inflict psychological and physical injury and "commonly result in the disorientation and dispersal of individuals and groups into life-threatening terrain".
It's an uncompromising, gritty and mesmeric look at the unsavoury tactics and decisions in tackling crime.
Many of them have switched tactics in recent years, tackling it as a health issue rather than a law and order problem.
Sweden was unchanged, and she early showed her tactics by going back and tackling only when shown the ball by the attacker.
Analysts say there is a risk that police, who were criticised for brutality in the past, and who are relatively unfamiliar with tackling extremist cells, could resort to indiscriminate tactics.
