Surely it would be sensible, instead of finding a "cure" for the affliction, which the drug is not, it might be wiser to tackle the environmental hazards causing the problem.
A cup run turned out to be exceptionally meaningful for Arsenal last season and, considering the reality of their Premier League position and the quality of Champions League opposition, it is wise for Wenger to tackle the FA Cup with full attention.
This study will use a step-wise approach designed to tackle 'poor sleep' in all individuals with disturbed sleep, with referral procedures in place if the problem is not resolved.
The great thing was that among the professionals and local politicians in the room, and among the audience, there was profound understanding of the cocktail of problems that conspired to cause such mayhem, and a good deal of wise optimism regarding how to tackle it, often offered from local people who had been active in youth work for many years.
Teddy Roosevelt was a mere 43 when he was sworn in as president, and he seemed wise and capable enough to tackle a variety of issues.
But what does Labor need to tackle, policy wise, to win against Tony Abbott?
He lauded wealth creators, confirmed that he would retain Britain's nuclear deterrent and reiterated his determination to tackle welfare dependency.This kind of party management is wise, and overdue.
Another approach to tackle the issue of a large combinatorial pair-wise comparison is the 'reference design' [ 3] in which a common reference sample is introduced with which all RNA samples are hybridized.
Although it's always tempting to tackle a legal matter on your own, it's rarely wise to do so, unless you're just trying to defeat a minor traffic or parking ticket.
"It is fantastic to be here today to see firsthand the work that local partners carry out to tackle HIV," Mr. Sangakkara said, speaking as an ambassador of THINK WISE and the cricketing community.
