Sentence examples for address that point from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain initially did not address that point directly.

Judge Horowitz did not address that point today.

(Porter J. Goss, the director of central intelligence, testified at the same time but did not address that point).

The Department of Health declined to address that point when asked to explain Hunt's use of the 11,000 figure despite the authors' warning against doing so.

As far as I can see, the BIS paper doesn't directly address that point but doubtless others will chip in on this issue.

The court did not address that point, but the majority did express skepticism about allowing Congress to decide how to level the political landscape.

In this scenario, the contextualization and recontextualization data is the IP address that points to the local cache of the DFS and is modified in the configuration file of the DFS client running within the VM.

The pointer may be a relative displacement or an absolute address that points to the next oldest sibling.

Although the suicide literature is vast, and risk factor research has a long history, there is a dearth of articles that address the "point of care" factors that need to be considered in triaging a suicidal patient.

Q: Andrew Lansley addressed that point specifically in his speech to the King's Fund [on Wednesday].

Have you ever voted on or introduced legislation, or signed a pledge, addressing that point?