Sentence examples for address the pressure from inspiring English sources
The BBC said O'Connor was returning to Newsnight "to address the pressure" on the programme team.
We remain committed to helping the proposers establish a new school that will raise standards in the area and help to address the pressure on school places".
The government's grand ten-year strategic plan for transport is falling apart, and one of the reasons is its failure to address the pressure on roads.In 2000, roads carried 666 billion passenger km (93% of the total) and 158 billion tonne-km of freight (90%).
David Simmonds of the Local Government Association said he wanted the government to urgently address the pressure on already oversubscribed schools.
The results are useful in designing SSCM strategy that could help the O&G industry address the pressure from the external factors for more sustainable supply chain practices to achieve its sustainability goals.
Fran Unsworth, head of newsgathering, and Ceri Thomas, editor of Radio 4's Today programme have been asked to fill the respective roles of director and deputy director of news, for the time being, while, "to address the pressure on the Newsnight team", Karen O'Connor will become acting editor of the programme.
(The theme tune alone seems to address the pressures of modern capitalism: "Everybody's busy selling / I want to buy me something new").
"Amber Rudd is right to introduce a scheme to help communities address the pressures of migration, as Jeremy Corbyn called for last week.
He lucidly recounts how failing to address the pressures faced by regulated entities in good times helped lead us to very bad times indeed.
It will take bold decisions, like integrating health and social care, to help address the pressures that an ageing population places on our public services, especially the NHS.
However, once the organization is up and operational, the managers who conduct the day-to-day activities often do not perceive the value of business architecture to address the pressures for change as the organization and business climate evolve.
