Coming of Age, was something of a valedictory address, not only by its dramatis personae but by Terkel himself.
The proposed commission should address not only the excessive size of our criminal justice system, but also the conditions we allow to exist within our prisons and jails.
Moving forward, we must openly address not only the drug issues plaguing the sports we love, but the culture of fear that shakes our society.
He has built up a foundation of good will from which he can address not only Christians but all men who value things of the spirit.
"Our relationship should be strong enough to address not only those issues on which we agree, but those on which we take a different view.
The measure failed to address not only sugar-subsidy abuses, but also crop-insurance shenanigans, and it targeted the poor with deep food-stamp cuts.
Trying to get the lads - the young offenders - to write is a means to address not only literacy but therapeutic needs, moral reasoning, offence-focussed thinking and all at the same time.
Aid organizations have become increasingly mindful of the fact that by feeding a child in school, they address not only short-term hunger but some of the societal ills that allow it to endure.
Legal scholars say that Judge Chin will have to address not only whether the settlement is fair to the authors, publishers and rights holders covered by it, but also whether it benefits the public at large.
Ms. Tarricone and others stressed how changes in law address not only the logistical rights of access, but also help transform society's views about a segment of the population they say has been historically overlooked.
Stark told the City Council that the city should move aggressively to address not only internal weaknesses in the oversight of the assessors, but also longstanding problems in the state laws.
