Sentence examples for address a serious problem from inspiring English sources

The change is meant to address a serious problem.

"Public perception, reflected in public opinion polls, is that this measure is the wrong way to address a serious problem," Gerardo Amarilla of the National party said.

It seeks to address a serious problem in a country which is well regulated and monitored.However in the Caribbean region for example some countries do even have a drug assessment process for registration.

Whatever one might think of some of the details of these bills (no, they aren't perfect, especially the sometimes sloppily written and occasionally misguided SOPA), they are designed to address a serious problem of the online economy – foreign criminals and companies which use the Internet to sell or distribute illegal or counterfeit goods to American consumers.

Economists and scholars debate whether Keynes intended his advice to be a major policy shift to address a serious problem or a moderately conservative solution to deal with a minor issue.

The site's tongue-in-cheek pitch to address a serious problem of population decline in the province of Nova Scotia has generated media attention around the world, but it's what has come after that has left observers gobsmacked.

Named for Garrett Lee Smith, the 21-year-old son of Senator Gordon Smith, Republican of Oregon, who killed himself in his college dorm room a year ago, the measure addresses a serious problem.

Matthew Cate, the corrections secretary, said the department's plan addressed a serious problem in a sensible way.

As statements we have issued and news reports have addressed, a serious problem has been detected in the handling of echocardiograms over the last several years at Harlem Hospital.

Back when it was signed into law in 1975 — despite the opposition of both the Soviets and the Ford administration — Jackson-Vanik addressed a serious problem.

For example, it asks if the study addresses a "serious problem," defined by the threat of exposure and the possible consequences.