Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• reaching as this.
• We ask that this social labelling should be given real status to enable it to tackle a problem which is underestimated but whose present and future scale may, in the course of the social development of third countries, result in a disruption of the global equilibrium.
• Doubtless this would ease some people's consciences in the short term, but emergency food aid is not enough to tackle a structural problem.
• If we are to tackle a problem effectively, then we must always begin at its root.
• Britain is well on the way to meeting the commitments it made at the Kyoto Conference. Britain, however, cannot tackle a global problem alone.
• It is all too easy to import a problem, but it is very difficult to tackle a problem once it is within our borders.
• The budget allocated (EUR 20 million) is also insufficient to tackle a problem as far
• Now we are having to tackle a similar problem, but one which concerns fishing in Mauritania from 2008 to 2012.

• And the fear of failure we feel when we deal with a problem of this nature is the first thing we must conquer if we are then to conquer the terrorist organisation.
• There's nothing worse than the feeling you get When you know you've made a serious tactical mistake, When you thought you had two days to deal with a problem
• I would like to point out to you that we are in fact having to deal with a problem here that is very closely connected with economic globalisation.
• This is the first time in their lives they've ever had to deal with a problem themselves.
• If we had good statistics, we would be able to deal with a problem like that before it arose.
• If there's one thing I've learned from satisfying the escapist fantasies of men, it's that sometimes the best way to deal with a problem is not to deal with it.