Sentence examples for Address worries from inspiring English sources

The Cobble Hill Association is beginning to address worries of residents who oppose the chain stores.

General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president, has shown that, in spite of two assassination attempts in the past four weeks, he is starting to address worries at home and abroad about his country being a base for terrorism.

It relies on using algorithms to process radar pulses bounced back from the ground to build a high-resolution image.SST is also looking at ways to address worries about space debris.

And his administration has just imposed taxes of up to 20 percent on purchases of homes in Hong Kong by anyone who is not a permanent resident, an effort to address worries about housing affordability.

The Obama administration wants to address worries by lawmakers who say the United States is losing jobs because China's currency policy keeps its currency undervalued against the dollar and makes Chinese products cheaper in the United States.

However, in a sign that action could be imminent to address worries about morale and recruitment in the public sector, senior figures inside both Downing Street and the Treasury admitted that something needed to change, even questioning whether it was feasible to wait until an autumn budget in the face of demands from Tory MPs.

The ARF was supposed to be a way of engaging China, and tactfully addressing worries about its growing military clout.

The move lifts the bank's benchmark capital ratio to 9.5%, addressing worries that it had insufficient capital to comply with stricter global rules.

He suggested just sitting down and asking, "What's going through your mind?" And he addressed worries I had for my son, as well as the worries of other parents I was hearing from.

The report is clearly aimed at addressing worries about the rapid rise of Chinese solar panel manufacturers, who now represent 58 percent of the world's solar panel manufacturing capacity.

Addressing worries about verification, General Shalikashvili argued that the kind of low-level clandestine nuclear tests that Russia or China might try to carry out would be of little use in developing militarily decisive weapons.