Sentence examples for address the current crises from inspiring English sources

Is there another book brewing to address the current crises?

What does it take to address the current crises of our time at the level of the source (as opposed to the level of the symptoms)?

Both sides have strong capacity to address the current crisis.

"Time is of the essence, not just for the US but all advanced economies and all our members, that we need to address the current crisis together.

DANIEL GROS calls for a "European Monetary Fund" to address the current crisis but this is a technocratic solution for what is essentially a problem of governance.

"Leaders supported the convening of an international summit on 15 November in Washington, D.C., to address the current crisis and principles of reform of the international financial system as well as long-term stability and development of the world economy".

Assembly member and head of the Doctors Syndicate Khairy Abdel Dayem – who ran on a Brotherhood ticket – admitted that the race to finalise the draft was an attempt to address the current crisis brought about by Morsi's decree.

Firstly because the proposed remedy at Brussels to the euro crisis is little more than the old and failed growth and stability pact but without the growth – as yet it is hardly likely to work as it fails to address the current crisis and sets up a dysfunctional system for dealing with a settlement yet to be achieved.

In it, the leaders said the goal of the first meeting would be to "review progress being made to address the current crisis and to seek agreement on principles of reform needed to avoid a repetition and assure global prosperity in the future".

In his speech to the conference on Friday, Paul the elder was the only speaker to address the current crisis in Egypt and criticised successive US administrations for "propping up a puppet dictator", citing 30 years of uncritical support for Hosni Mubarak.

He emphasizes the need for quick turnaround vocational training to address the current crisis in employment.