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A commission spokesperson insisted that health and environmental concerns would be fully addressed, despite pressure from industry or trade groups.

Young resigned from IHMS in 2014, frustrated by persistent failures in the system that were not addressed despite a series of complaints.

Some of these infractions still haven't been addressed despite three site-wide inspections and dozens of smaller visits by regulators from the West Virginia department of environmental protection since May, state reports show.

Our leaders say there are no grievances to be addressed, despite the fact that the London bombers said they were motivated by the Iraq war and our security services warned that the occupation of Iraq would increase the terrorist threat.

In more than 7,000 words, the false dichotomy of the headline is never directly addressed – despite all the words the article spends illuminating Richardson's glamorous-but-messed-up childhood, his nepotistic career arc and what various people think of his "provocative" work.

'Could this be the start of a new denomination' I thought 'Will I see another reform?!' but I have been disappointed that the issue of the relevance of Christianity in the contemporary world had not been addressed, despite it receiving so much criticism in recent months.

It is a factor that the government refuses to address despite it looming over the entire clinical commissioning process.

Hitchens's deference for institutions has never been shared by the English (who are in fact the people Hitchens is addressing, despite his title).

"What is concrete are the very important problems affecting the island, which after 50 years of neglect this government is addressing, despite the political cost," Mr. Llancaqueo said.

Mr. Kirk said American officials felt that the disparity in market access for the American auto industry "was one that we needed to address," despite some "very productive" discussions between American and Korean officials over the last four days.

There are complicated political, economic, social, and cultural causes for this shift, but all of them in one way or another grow out of a persistent racism the country has yet to address (despite the election of America's first black president).