The issue of hudood laws is difficult to tackle without evolving a consensus in the society.

It is about empowering vulnerable communities to tackle difficult, expensive and dangerous humanitarian detection tasks, and doing that with a local resource, plenty available.

The mandate of the Tribunal, the scope of which makes it an agenda in itself, seems at first sight to consist of a series of challenges that are difficult to tackle.

Reading through all of this, it is difficult to avoid an impression of a lack of political will on the part of many members to tackle the expansion issue in a meaningful way.

That'd be a terrible job to tackle.

To begin with, we must tackle the problem.

Africa requires considerable outside assistance to tackle underdevelopment.

It is difficult, but not impossible, to identify some extraordinary measures that would meet these tough requirements. They would have to tackle the banking and the sovereign debt problems simultaneously, without neglecting to reduce divergences in competitiveness.

The inability of the State to ensure application of the legislation punishing domestic violence, and the limited conception of the scope of possible action, which makes it difficult to tackle the problem in a comprehensive manner.

Again, opportunity to tackle markets to get that higher price.

We'd just started to move the ball, made a tackle.

You're a detective. You should be able to tackle anything.

To tackle those causes, it is imperative to involve local civil society.

A holistic and concerted effort to tackle the problem was necessary.

Both the inclination and the eccentricity are potential parameters to tackle.

Rather, it is necessary to tackle the problems at their source.

I know how to tackle him. Watch out for his knife.

How do we tackle things like mobility?

Oh, I'll collect my tackle later on.

You've got tackle of your own, Scott?

The memorandum attempted to identify and give direction to tackle the gender issue.

One of the consequences of this approach is that the classic tackle to tackle clause has to refer to the scope of the contract rather than to an exclusion of the carrier's liability.

And, according to to the official, there are ways and means to tackle it.

We wanted to go tackle this problem in a very different direction.

The issue of freedom of movement will need more time to tackle.

Each country appears to legislate and tackle harmful practices in different ways.

Selling fishing tackle in a little place. I listen to my customers.

It's difficult to explain to people now that it was difficult then.

So, how do we tackle the last mile?

It's a tackle box filled with medical supplies.

Nevertheless, we spend the vast majority of our energy focused on this level of the pyramid, trying to tackle things that are already completely adapted to human beings, that are going to be very very difficult to address as we've seen in the case of HIV.

they are trying to tackle the smart management of rural sewage this year.

We must not be complacent in our efforts to collectively tackle those challenges.

It is too early to tackle the question of modalities in any detail.

We look forward to sincere and meaningful cooperation and partnership to tackle the current challenges.

Cooperation needed to be comprehensive in order to tackle the different stages of the problem.

Australia is committed to supporting practical measures to tackle the humanitarian disaster caused by landmines.

We have to tackle this problem as one, otherwise, delinquency is hard to put right.

The workshops tackle various subjects, such as domestic violence.

Tackle actual or potential alienation in their own communities.

We must finally tackle the causes of these arrears.

A silver lining It has kicked off globally, the quest to tackle food waste.

What kinds of questions do we think design thinking could be used to tackle?

So we're seeing financial reward being used to tackle the great issue of obesity.

Those are regarded as basic prerequisites to tackle the road safety problem in Fiji.