Sentence examples for address clear from inspiring English sources
Stanistreet called on all media organisations to conduct a comprehensive equality audit of their organisations and address "clear and existing disparities".
To address clear evidence of fraud in the second round of Presidential balloting, every vote cast in that round will now be audited under international monitoring.
It was a superbly crafted address, clear, eloquent and filled, like some of his other speeches, with sentiments about both personal and governmental responsibility to combat poverty that could have won as much agreement on the left of the political spectrum as on the right.
They called on the government to support this aim: "Although we recognise that industry needs to take a lead on delivery, there are some things only government can do to address clear and persistent market failures and create a level playing field.
While Ghana has many institutions concerned with health research and its commercialization, their ability to work together to address clear health goals is low.
While Ghana has a large number of institutions in the public and private sector concerned with health research and its commercialization, their ability to work together to address clear health goals is low.
The introduction of VAR for addressing "clear and obvious" errors was exposed to ridicule here.
Through these challenging questions, a client's limiting beliefs about their environment, actions, capabilities, choices, what is truly important, their self-identity, and what is possible in the world can be addressed, clearing the way for committed action.
"I see little being done from the industry to address this clear and present danger," he said.
"This new resolution addresses many of my constituents' concerns, while also allowing us to address the clear and present threat posed by Saddam Hussein," said Representative Jane Harman of California.
President Obama's message in the State of the Union address was clear: It doesn't have to be this way.
