Except it doesn't really address the increasing demographic spread as people live longer.
And many analysts expect Congress to take some steps to address the increasing cost of medical care.
The CCC recommended that the government should "develop a strategy to address the increasing number of homes in areas of high flood risk".
In June 2015, the CCC recommended that the government should "develop a strategy to address the increasing number of homes in areas of high flood risk".
A new administration in Washington could decide to address the increasing number of uninsured Americans by asking the private insurers to play a role.
Erika Karp, founder and CEO of Cornerstone Capital, a financial service firm, said laws like TISCA are important because they address the increasing investor demand for transparency.
Mr. Blair, scheduled to spend three days in Africa starting Saturday, has yet to address the increasing perception that Britain, America's staunchest ally in the campaign against terrorism, is losing its ability to temper American policy.
While a new national war on child poverty is long overdue, and Mr. Blow offers us a workable model in Britain, New York need not wait to address the increasing rate of such poverty in our state.
Graham Knowles, the cathedral dean, was unavailable to comment on reports of a schism within St Paul's or to address the increasing scepticism about the reasons for its closure, the first time it has excluded the public since the second world war.
If this becomes reality sooner rather than later when public demand for services peaks, we will be in a far better position to address the increasing social and medical challenges of modern life such as obesity, diabetes, mental health and loneliness.
Second, enhanced power schemes are needed to address the increasing interference.
