Sentence examples for addressed chiefly from inspiring English sources

Sometime, it seems to be addressed chiefly to those who have either lived the nomadic life of the Qashqa'i or at least read the author's previous publications on that life.

While it was addressed chiefly to the British Government, it also contained advice for other nations affected by the global recession.

However, relatively few authors addressed chiefly the deep fascia, particularly the biomechanics of the deep fascia [ 7- 9].

That ruling addressed itself chiefly to the issue of governmental prior restraint of the press, which the court ruled unconstitutional, but further rulings applied the broader principle to material that lacked its earth-shaking import.

Many schools, including Whitman, have developed some programs to address this, chiefly through internship grants.

Mr. Bush has addressed the issue chiefly through an agreement among a growing number of nations to intercept suspected shipments of illegal weapons, nuclear parts or chemical precursors.

The fear that they would sell their votes — a fear that was not unfounded — was chiefly addressed, in the eighteen-eighties, by the adoption of the secret ballot.

In the past, "Israeli discourse on diplomacy has chiefly addressed the Palestinian need for a state but did not establish parallel Israeli rights," said Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, a research institute, and a former ambassador who has long been close to Mr. Netanyahu.

Our analysis addressed two hypotheses: chiefly, that odor would influence the behavior, and second that AND and EST would drive opposite effects in accordance with their hypothesized gender associations (Savic et al., 2001; Zhou et al., 2014).

That means Mr. Obama's other priorities for a second term — chiefly addressing illegal immigration and gun violence — likewise will hardly come easy, if at all.

Regarding the symbolic signs, teaching values chiefly address the students, seeking to make them aware of values that are important to them or enabling the teachers to raise students' awareness of important school and social values.