Mr. Obama boasted of his record, saying he had turned around the economy, ended the Iraq war, set a path toward ending the Afghan war, tackled fuel efficiency standards and improved America's image around the world.
In the imperial Roman era, within a century of the conversion of Constantine that turned Christian criminals into celebrated Roman beneficiaries overnight, Augustine is credited with developing the ethical boundaries around a "just war," tackling two parallel lines of inquiry: When does a nation have the right to go to war?
After that, he plans to go back to the Civil War & tackle the Northern songs.
Barring any last-minute delay, UN-brokered talks on Syria are due to get under way in Geneva – the third time the Swiss city has played host to diplomatic efforts to end the war and tackle the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
He hopes to become an MP in his home town of Salford and aims to run on a platform of redistributing wealth, tackling cancer and dementia, an end to all war and tackling environmental issues such as fracking.
The causes she took on ranged from Syria to autism, protecting civilians in wars to tackling the loneliness of older people in her constituency.
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But he pledged to place London on a "war footing" to tackle terrorist threats.
The man is a machine, we all know, and he just kept motoring, plastering poor Hartley with one run and fighting his usual turf war after the tackle.
But admire the restraint of Mr Kerry, who yesterday found himself facing Senator Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican, possible presidential aspirant and signatory of the letter, at a hearing on war powers to tackle Isis.
"The key to fighting sexual violence lies in tackling war, and that's what our government has done.
