Sentence examples for would tackle that from inspiring English sources

He said it was a specific Welsh issue - of spending convergence - but the introduction of a "floor" under the formula would tackle that issue.

Labour would tackle that.

Mr. Dougherty said he would tackle that in a future study.

Useem would tackle that by having a credible group like the Business Roundtable leading the charge, rounding up companies that would agree to start hiring.

It's worth remembering the next line after George Osborne's infamous speech about the "next-door neighbour who has the blinds down and is living a life on benefits as you get up early for work" was that the Conservatives would "tackle that as part of tackling this country's economic problems".

Bird's big new round would likely tackle that growth strategy as it rolls out.

They identified a topic that interested them and the skills and powers they would need to tackle that work, and then created their own superhero avatar.

Did I assume the risk that someone would tackle me that way regardless of the rules?

Um would she like to have a look what such a pen looks like already, or would she rather simply tackle that issue when it's necessary?

If successful in human trials, the new vaccine would be able to tackle that problem.

In 2001, PATH and WHO formed the Meningitis Vaccine Project to develop a vaccine that would tackle the meningococcus strain that causes meningitis A at a price that African countries could afford.