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Meanings of tackle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "undertake"
Examples for "undertake"
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The company is no longer able to undertake work for the government.
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Will he have to undertake similar crisis management in his new job?
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The Energy Services businesses undertake physical commodity marketing activity and logistical services.
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Each country in the region should undertake key policy actions, he said.
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The successful applicants can now undertake the necessary technical and environmental studies.
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He said companies were extremely keen to take on the new technology.
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The English translation a moment later confirmed his take on the words.
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France has already shown its willingness to take on major U.S. companies.
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The Consumer Protection Agency will take on the FSA's consumer protection role.
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But sooner or later they will change and take on new forms.
Usage of tackle in English
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Tanzania requires more health professionals equipped to tackle its serious health challenges.
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But the question on how to tackle Ireland's growing job crisis remains.
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In Europe, policymakers are still trying to tackle the region's debt crisis.
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They tackle major infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases and other health challenges.
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The company said it wanted to tackle period poverty in New Zealand.
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Overarching all this was a state 10-year plan to tackle family violence.
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Calvert-Lee said: None of them really tackle the issue squarely and clearly.
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This year, Saffold has started games at right tackle and right guard.
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Measures to tackle the disease remain largely decided at the national level.
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A South Auckland barrister is welcoming new laws to tackle domestic violence.
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Jagland believes member states must increase measures to tackle violence from football.
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But more than health care alone is needed to tackle the problem.
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But pupils, parents and teachers often feel powerless to tackle the problem.
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However, the commission is powerless to tackle the issue at this time.
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Pakistan's government was already under pressure to tackle a range of problems.
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Now a regional political forum is being proposed to tackle the problem.
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Tackle through the time
Tackle across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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