Примери за addressing

• She stood up to address a hushed courtroom.

• It's incorrect to address people by their first names at these formal events.

• He stepped out onto the balcony to address the multitude below.

• Kindly address your remarks to the bench, Mr Smith.

• All questions should be addressed to the chair.

• They are guilty of a cowardly failure to address the problem.

• Her speech was full of excuses and evasions and never properly addressed the issue.

• As employers we need to be seen to be addressing these issues sympathetically.

• The government has to address the rise in violent crime.

• Airports are trying to address security concerns without causing inconvenience to passengers.

• Thus, decrees and edicts have played a substantial role in the legal reforms, including those specifically addressing aboriginal rights.

• However, although bioethicists see the importance of the disparities, there is relatively little in-depth discussion specifically addressing the implications of disparities for medical decisions.

• Despite the many fine and compelling papers addressing seventeenth-century topics, this report will treat primarily the eighteenth-century content.

• Once the practical limit of abbreviated inpatient stays is reached, further efficiencies will be attainable chiefly by addressing clinical practices themselves.

• Moreover, measuring the extent of a person's desert of punishment requires addressing difficult epistemological questions about excusing and mitigating circumstances.

• He ascribes it rather to their techniques of addressing issues.

• The third section is the largest - it includes eleven articles addressing lexical and syntactic processing.

• Addressing these questions requires the study of examples of human environment interactions exhibiting changing patterns of resource use and social organization over time.

• Evolutionary algorithms have proven successful in addressing a number of issues in macroeconomic environments.

• In any event, attracting inward investment will always seem more important than addressing environmental issues.

• The younger children use mainly utterances categorized as neutral, dependent on who they are addressing.

• If we are to understand the value of the media in addressing problems of deliberative scale, we need to understand those institutional effects.

• Addressing multiple priorities in primary care was a strong theme, with time pressures frequently mentioned.

• In several of the chapters, educational tools are described that can assist doctors in identifying learning needs and addressing these needs.

• However, it does go somewhere to addressing some.