Nobody can dispute the fact that if we don't tackle surging health care costs, that we can't get control of our budget.
"They're unable to take on vested interests, they won't tackle the spiralling prices imposed by the energy giants, they won't investigate the mis-selling of energy and they won't help the pensioners whose winter fuel payments have been cut, " she said.
You don't tackle things like Iran, climate change, proliferation, BMD or cyber-threats on your own.
Today's headlines have rightly focused on the starkness of David Cameron's message - his warning that the world could soon be staring down the barrel if eurozone governments don't tackle their debt and their lack of competitiveness.
This is an example of how scientists don't always tackle the most obvious and important questions.
It was a terrible tackle but I don't think he really meant it, he came and said sorry.
If peer networks can't help us tackle issues as big as global warming and national security, what good are they, really?
At first, Mr. Davidson didn't want to tackle the master bathroom, even though he hated its green tiles, the sinks shoved in one corner and the toilet standing in the middle of the room.
If European politicians don't begin to tackle the laborious task of creating polities based on popular consultation and accountability, the EU will ultimately founder--and it won't be because some local restaurant is fleecing confused customers.
In any case, private security firms can't do more than tackle the symptoms of piracy.
Partly as a result, participation in the sport isn't growing, and tackle sales are down 16% since 1987.
As a consequence, getting the public out to vote for a highly-paid and relatively remote politician, to tackle a democratic deficit they weren't persuaded they had, was always going to be a hard sell.
In a recent game, he held his tongue after some clumsy tackles, but when a defender brought him down with something between a bear hug and a rugby tackle, Mr. Paver couldn't turn the other cheek.
Finally, let's tackle the companies that most likely won't have much of a presence at this year's outing.
The only need they have that doesn't require speed is a right tackle.
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, said the mayor is "out of touch" and didn't outline any bold ideas to tackle the city's knottiest problems.
The ball came in from one of the lads to Emile, I'd gone to try and tackle him from behind - he didn't actually see me coming - we both went off balance and Emile's weight went down on my knee.
"He doesn't have natural height but he can tackle and take a knock, " stated Coyle.
Because America can't solve our economic problems unless we tackle some of these structural problems.
"In its current form, the Welsh Liberal Democrats cannot support the draft budget as we don't believe it goes far enough to tackle the problem of making sure that children from deprived backgrounds get the fair start in life they deserve, " he said.
But Julian Schnabel didn't speak French when he originally decided to tackle the subject matter, right?
We said if we can tackle low and get in their face they won't like it...
"Londoners don't have to reduce their quality of life to tackle climate change, but we do need to change the way we live, " said London Mayor Ken Livingstone, announcing the London Climate Change Action Plan.
This is the most difficult part of the deficit to tackle, and Chancellor George Osborne said the OBR figures "couldn't be clearer".
We don't know what will happen to funding for the programs designed to tackle this war's ugly twins, post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury, not to mention the rising suicide epidemic among veterans and military family members.
At the beginning, the Parliament didn't intervene in the management of schools, but today, its members tackle many of the issues which affect the difficult lives of children in Rajasthan.
This XKR-S doesn't cheat the wind so much as throw a bottle at its head and tackle it, yob-style.
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If the job doesn't require replacing the entire sink or create the potential for broader damage to house, we will tackle it ourselves (or rather Clay will tackle it, and I will stand by nervously as he shouts for tools from under the sink).
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