Sentence examples for term tackle from inspiring English sources

The government has vowed to reduce the number of poor people from 65m to 45m during its five-year term, tackle inflation, terrorism and a crippling power crisis, and pursue better relations with India, its huge, economically important neighbour.

Cable said the tuition fee rise was a central part of a policy that he said was designed to "maintain high quality universities in the long term, tackle the fiscal deficit and provide a more progressive system of graduate contributions based on people's ability to pay".

I've often felt that the term "tackling" was a little too encompassing, that what is often considered "good tackling" and "bad tackling" owes more to factors like positioning than anything else.

Hawks star Cyril Rioli laid nine last-term tackles to play a pivotal role.

The panels have covered topics like getting ahead on your own terms, tackling the career jungle gym, and the all-important subject of negotiation.

So, Mr. President, how about using your second term to tackle this most fundamental inequality?

What specifically do you plan to do in a second term to tackle the issue of climate change?

He completed college studies in only two years but stayed on another term to tackle Hebrew and philosophy.

It left questions unanswered about how Mr Obama, in a second term, might tackle America's looming crisis of debt and public spending.

The appointments, which require Senate confirmation, send an unmistakable signal that the president intends to mount a multifaceted campaign in his second term to tackle climate change by using all the executive branch tools at his disposal.

So, Mr. President, how about using your second term to tackle this most fundamental inequality?" Good question.