Sentence examples for Addressing the trouble from inspiring English sources

Connecticut is a small state, but it has a strong record of leadership in addressing the trouble posed by money in politics.

These specifications are essential to motivate the needed connection in the team and to make sure that every person in the team gets involved in addressing the trouble provided.

Besides addressing the troubles stirred by "Comandante," Mr. Stone had just one goal in mind for "Fidel": "To finish the story".

Mr. West said the museum "would not dodge" addressing the troubles that have plagued Indian communities since the arrival of colonial powers 500 years ago, from the capture of native lands to the poverty and alcoholism common today on Indian reservations.

Intuit learned that when it tried to address the trouble customers were having installing a new release of TurboTax.

In the above clip, Sandberg also addresses the trouble with asking, "How are you?" to someone grieving a loss.

European leaders have sharply raised expectations that a comprehensive solution will be introduced by the time the presidents and prime ministers of G-20 nations gather in Cannes, France, in early November to address the troubles in the global economy.

But Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, suggesting that the changes would address the troubles, said they intended to expand the program, known as 287 g) for the section of the 1996 law that authorized it.

What is even more troubling is that we have now entered a society that is trying so hard to address the troubles of the world without actually being a solution to it.

History shows us, he says, that when artists choose to use their skills to address the troubles of our time, it makes it easier for other people to imagine how they too can make demanding change a meaningful part of their own lives.

Since then, the president and Congress have not agreed on addressing the economic troubles, and by Tuesday they mostly blamed each other.