The phrase "act were addressed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly a mix-up between "act" and "acts" or "were" and "was."
Example: "The issues raised in the act were addressed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "matters were addressed" or "concerns were addressed."
Nonetheless, the lawyer for Shelby County told the justices the "problem to which the Voting Rights Act was addressed is solved".
You report that the lawyer for Shelby County, Alabama, where I live, said at the Supreme Court on Wednesday that "the problem to which the Voting Rights Act was addressed is solved".
In Law and Religious Pluralism in Canada, this legal balancing act is addressed in a series of essays focusing specifically on the interaction between Charter law and religion within Canada.
But Balber claimed on CNN that (1) Kaveladze and the Agalarovs had no awareness of the subject of the meeting until just before it started, and (2) only the Magnitsky Act was addressed.
In Scotland, the Self-Directed Support Act is addressing these obstacles by focusing on people with mental health problems and initiatives to support them.
WE ACT is addressing these and other questions including how to appropriately define "community"—in an upcoming report.
"We're doing everything we can to identify those and to make certain those who have the potential for committing future terrorist acts are addressed," he said.
The upcoming summit What is an Artistic Practice of Human Rights? and its accompanying exhibition In Acts is addressed in Newcity.
After the lettering problems were addressed, Acting Director Chafflin halted production of Barber dimes on August 29, and ordered production of the Mercury dime to begin the following day at the Philadelphia Mint.
The thought is that if Mr. Gramm's concerns about the reinvestment act can be addressed, and if the House passes the bill again by an overwhelming majority, Mr. Gramm might want to make a mark as chairman and would support the bill.
