Sentence examples for to allow tackling from inspiring English sources

A year later, the rules were changed to allow tackling below the waist, and in 1889, the officials were given whistles and stopwatches.

WEAKNESSES -- The contract disputes of Owens and running back Brian Westbrook, and the team's decision to allow defensive tackle Corey Simon to get away, threaten team unity like never before.

Ferry operators have revealed that immigration ministers refused to allow them to tackle the queues by relaxing the checks on the busiest days without their personal permission.

In each case the effect has been to allow me to tackle a subject widely viewed as formidably difficult with what appears, at first sight, to be ridiculous simplicity.

"The whole point was to allow people to tackle information at source and Google was not the source of this information - a Spanish newspaper was.

Still, some believe Sky's proposition is unique enough to allow it to tackle a completely different segment of the market.

Usually a break will restore your mind sufficiently to allow you to tackle the hard stuff with more effectiveness.

The purpose of localism, and the simplification of planning guidelines, is to allow local authorities to tackle their own local problems in the way they see fit.

Your editorial rightly highlights the serious problem of finding adequate funding to allow developing countries to tackle and cope with climate change (Last chance salon in Paris: there is no planet B, 30 November).

The seeds for the offensive line glut were planted in 1978, when an N.F.L. rule change allowed tackles to extend their arms in pass protection.

MPs recommend new protection for depositors, and new powers to allow authorities to spot and tackle banks at risk earlier.