| government tackle | 2.24 | Governments must tackle pollution now. | ||
| defensive tackle | 1.05 | No defensive tackle Leon Lett? | ||
| team tackle | 0.86 | The team tackled the two problems separately. | ||
| company tackle | 0.79 | There are ways Indian companies can tackle the competition. | ||
| leader tackle | 0.79 | The two leaders will tackle other issues. | ||
| negotiator tackle | 0.79 | The declaration also promised that negotiators would tackle the tough issues not decided in five years of peace talks. | ||
| nose tackle | 0.79 | He was becoming a force as a nose tackle. | ||
| offensive tackle | 0.59 | A star offensive tackle in Tony Boselli. | ||
| country tackle | 0.53 | No single country can tackle these challenges alone, he said. | ||
| passenger tackle | 0.53 | Passengers tackled him and held him down. | ||
| police tackle | 0.53 | At the end of the ceremony, police tackled a man who scrambled over a barricade near the altar. | ||
| firefighter tackle | 0.46 | Firefighters were still tackling the blaze, police said. | ||
| group tackle | 0.46 | The group will tackle automotive retailing and document management projects first. | ||
| student tackle | 0.46 | Students then tackled him and helped hold him down. | ||
| crew tackle | 0.39 | The crew tackles each shoot like a TV news team would. | ||
| film tackle | 0.39 | And the film does tackle some pretty heavy issues. | ||
| fireman tackle | 0.39 | Firemen tackled a blaze in the kitchen of a flat in The Esplanade, Redcar last night. | ||
| linebacker tackle | 0.39 | We want the fake so good that offside linebacker will tackle the fullback. | ||
| man tackle | 0.39 | The second man tackled the other who fell to the ground, she said. | ||
| one tackle | 0.39 | Seven players had at least one tackle for loss. |