Sentence examples for address the chief from inspiring English sources

As he put it "every act to attempt to reduce the uncertainty around the Irish economy has failed" because it does not address the chief concern – debt to income levels for Irish households stand at 200%".

In a push to lock down votes, Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana and chairman of the Finance Committee, is pulling together changes to his health care bill intended to address the chief concern among Democrats: that health insurance be made as affordable as possible for moderate-income Americans.

The move was meant to address the chief concerns big companies have about using Dropbox around security and connectivity.

This program was also to address the Chief Naval Officer of the Navy's goal to grow top technical talent scientists and engineers who will lead tomorrow's Navy by addressing the aging work force and increasing the candidate pool of scientist and engineers that would work in Navy laboratories.

And how would you specifically address the chief's concerns?

Jutting out his chin, the former Yugoslav leader still addressed the chief judge, Richard May, as "Mister May".

Aside from an oblique reference to "critical needs of the judiciary" that "remain to be addressed," the chief justice's 2009 report focused on demonstrating that the federal courts remained busy and effective.

In a plenary session at the May 2008 annual meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, Gubler urged that policy makers not focus on climate change but resume addressing the chief known drivers of dengue's spread namely, population growth, urbanization, and modern transportation.

If the judge is a United States Supreme Court justice, instead write "Justice (surname)." If addressing the chief justice of that court, currently John Roberts, write "The Chief Justice of the United States" without a name.[14].[14]

This year, in an annual address, even the chief justice of Missouri's Supreme Court, William Ray Price Jr., warned that the system would be threatened if budget cuts persisted.

In an annual policy address recently, the chief executive of Hong Kong, Donald Tsang, underscored the importance of integrating the region's financial markets with the mainland.