Examples of using Tackles in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Art by women never tackles female pleasure.
Food security: the EU tackles hunger in developing countries.
You know, Ray Lewis had ten tackles and two sacks.
Everything this woman tackles seem to work.
The cross-party EP resolution tackles all the situations together.
So the judge tackles Gemma.
Sport Science: Sport in Society is a one-year master's programme that tackles these questions and prepares students to work with sport and sustainable development.
It's rare that we find a product which tackles all three areas, but that's exactly what the manufacturers of MaleExtra claim.
The programme tackles a wide range of theoretical issues
An effective policy that tackles new economic realities
We obviously need a global agreement which tackles climate change but we also need to recognise the very serious issue of food security.
the TV series that tackles humorous motorsport.
Be the person who tackles and solves 21st-century problems by interconnecting these devices
This proposal tackles the goldplating issue by requesting the European Securities and Markets Authority("ESMA")
If one tackles a challenge successfully, it is the result of the external
He explained how the French Ombudsman tackles citizens' complaints relating to the environment,
Motion 13 tackles all these challenges and gives you back the natural sound of life.
Problem-focused coping on the other hand targets the causes of stress in practical ways which tackles the problem or stressful situation that is causing stress, consequently directly reducing the stress.
121 tackles and 11 forced fumbles in Oakland.
It is good to see a proposal such as this, which tackles problems of the economic crisis