Sentence examples for address older from inspiring English sources

The new law does not address older laws that prohibit any vessel that calls on a Cuban port from entering a harbor in the United States for 180 days.

The United States Green Building Council — whose Leadership in Energy and Environment Design, or LEED, program has become the de facto standard for sustainable building — has guidelines that address older buildings.

In an effort to address older driver safety, it has been proposed that advanced in-vehicle technologies could be optimized to take into account the common declines in functional abilities experienced by older adults, thereby increasing their driving safety and comfort (see e.g., Band & Perel 2007; Eby & Molnar 2014; Marshall et al. 2014; Meyer 2009; Paris et al. 2014).

'Yallah' roughly translates to 'come on' in Arabic, while 'baji' is an Urdu word used to address older women.

"Isn't it time he directly address older Americans who are bearing the brunt of his healthcare law?

In Korean Joendet Mal (honorific) is used to address older people and Ban Mal (casual) is used to talk to younger people or close friends.

"The U.S. is increasingly looking to new partners to address old and new problems".

Businesses feel that not only has little been done to address old problems but that many have got worse.

The typescript of the newly discovered novel is not dated but carries the address Old Thatch, Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, where the author lived until 1938.

It also points out that last November the Clinton administration, feeling similarly besieged, declared a moratorium on considering new listings so that it could address old ones.

We are building mechanisms to strengthen democracy, new ways to engage with civil society and new partnerships to address old challenges of governance.