Sentence examples for would not tackle from inspiring English sources

The proposal would not tackle the underlying causes of sexual violence, she said.

An open pool would not tackle the problem of liquidity, he added.

Stanistreet said the proposal would not tackle any of the issues about press culture, practices and ethics facing the industry.

Critics said the latest move was impractical and would not tackle the root cause of the country's financial crisis.

He wore the quarterback's usual red jersey in practice, so defenders would not tackle him, and yet he charged their way, arm extended or shoulder lowered.

She added that outlawing bots would not tackle touts who pay people based abroad to buy tickets, or use multiple credit cards to circumvent ticket purchase limits.

I had to stop and pretend to be tying my shoe so that I wouldn't tackle him.

All we got today was yet more spending proposals and a tax on banks that would need international agreement and wouldn't tackle the deficit.

But can any sitcom handle the cruel events of Sept. 11? Larry Wilmore, executive producer of "The Bernie Mac Show," aid that while series like his did want to reflect real life and real trauma, they wouldn't tackle current events directly, because first and foremost, a comedy show had to be funny.

And just as much for someone else to attempt to, which is why Steve wouldn't tackle the schedule he takes on without his tour manager, Pedro Vila.

The comedian went on to explain that due to the evergreen nature of their approach to sketches with "Key & Peele," they wouldn't tackle Donald Trump directly, instead naming a character with a similar, but sillier, name. .