The phrase "address these problems they" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper structure, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "We need to address these problems they have been facing."
Alternatives: "tackle these issues they" or "resolve these challenges they".
But in addressing these problems, they don't spend twice the national average on health care, while achieving no better results than similar communities.
I believe that if they addressed these problems, they would find, instead of a resentful electorate, one thankful that the veil of doubt and fear of an unknown future is lifted.
But the other damage – his mother, his sister, his wife – we're just left… Until he addresses these problems, they have won – they have still got the power over him".
If Messrs. Hu and Wen can seize the financial crisis to help push through policies addressing these problems, they hope to realize an enduring Party goal: to create a permanent one-party state that, like its imperial forbearers, can respond to people's needs without the divisiveness of public debate and elections.
It's only common sense to address these problems before they develop into conflicts".
It's highly unlikely that Congress will address these problems; instead they're focused on dismantling the protections we already have.
Acting to address these problems whatever they are, is not only do for but first and foremost do with and let it done.
Existing industry design standards are often unable to address these problems because they ignore true cyclic loading patterns, track vibrations, and the onset of plasticity and degradation of track materials.
It is heartening to know so many clinicians and researchers are working to address these problems, but they need more support from our leaders.
Several interventions can effectively address these problems, but they are not available to those in need.
