Sentence examples for address returned to from inspiring English sources

His televised address returned to Labor's central claim that the government is favouring high-income earners, whereas Labor "puts people first".

There is also increasing evidence that early intervention approaches, particularly those that address return to work can be cost effective for employers, health purchasers and providers of wage replacement benefits [ 27- 30].

In thinking about this address, I returned to Rilke's "Letters to a Young Poet," the ultimate expression of intergenerational literary wisdom.

Nixon didn't have a chance to give out the R.N.C.'s address before NBC returned to its regularly scheduled programming.

At 5 30 p.m., he left for Washington to attend President Bush's address to Congress and returned to La Guardia Airport at midnight.

Jeremy Corbyn called on Cameron to give a "full account of all his private financial dealings" and address MPs when they returned to parliament next week.

From the remaining 347 licensed dentists, 62 did not have a valid electronic address (automatic message "mail returned to sender") and 4 refused to participate.

To address this question we returned to our comparisons of normal mucosa and adenocarcinomas, which demonstrated increased transcript levels in the adenocarcinomas (Table 1).

After the race, they exchanged e-mail addresses, and Ms. Lategano returned to New York.

Therefore, we provided informational packets to these agencies and organizations with a letter, contact sheet and pre-addressed envelope to be returned to our office, and these agencies mailed the information to families with ASD.

Then, in his first address on returning to power in 2008, Berlusconi suggested that the government might revive natalist programs.