Sentence examples for address surging from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers, no matter how lame-duck they may be, have a duty to pass an extension of unemployment benefits and other measures that directly address surging joblessness and shrinking incomes.

They also lay out a set of criminal justice reforms -- to promote alternatives to incarceration, decriminalize drug possession, change harsh drug sentencing schemes and address surging rates of female incarceration.

The plans were recently announced to members of the Criminal Case Management Committee, a group of attorneys, judges and law enforcement officials convened by the district's chief judge, Barry Moskowitz, to address surging caseloads in the district.

How do we address surging bandwidth usage and bridge the digital divide in a country where tens of millions of families don't have any high-speed access to the Internet at home -- and everyone sees high prices often without the speeds for the most cutting edge uses of the Internet?

Ms. Schwab said it would be possible to help developing nations address surges in imports in ways that could not "be used as a tool of blatant protectionism".

A companion article addresses surge logistics, those elements that provide the capability to deliver mass critical care in disaster events.

Addressing surge capacity was a key issue, in which the private medical sector and nongovernmental organizations proved pivotal in providing medical services, community education, and support for emergency operations, including quarantine both at home and at dedicated residential facilities.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is moving 1,600 detainees into federal prisons to address overflows from the surging number of prosecutions resulting from the Trump administration's new "zero-tolerance" policies, the agency said Thursday.

A parking ban on 14th Street first came up at a forum in May held to address a surge in nightspot-related problems in the last 18 months.

Thousands of Venezuelans marched through downtown here today to protest what they say is President Hugo Chávez's failure to address a surge in violent crime.

In particular, the Administration has come under great pressure from the American steel industry and steel workers to address a surge in steel imports from Japan.