Sentence examples for addressed divisions from inspiring English sources

If the point was designed as a message to those that have reportedly begun to jockey for position ahead of Mr Mugabe's inevitable demise, she later directly addressed divisions that have formed within Zanu-PF.

To do that, he needs first to address divisions in his own party, as rival leaders accuse him of being autocratic and "unilateral".

Chris Lyttle from the Alliance Party, who is a talks delegate, said that Dr Haass's agenda must address divisions in society.

Bewildered Boston leaders are jumpstarting conversations in the city as they seek to address divisions that have created political and economic apartheid between whites and blacks across its neighborhoods.

The Washington team also issued a statement prior to the game, which acknowledged how football unifies people and how the "Washington R*dsk*ns will work to address divisions and bring unity, civility and respect to our greater community".

The only candidate addressing class division seriously is John Edwards, and I applaud him for it.

They suggested that if the situation is not addressed quickly, divisions could deepen.

Penn addressed this division most directly in "The Indian Runner," which was inspired by Bruce Springsteen's song "Highway Patrolman".

President Bush addressed the division at Fort Stewart on Sept. 12, and met with some of the families of those who had died.

Although some researchers have recently addressed this division in Cairo, its relation with urban policies has always been generalized regardless the specificity of location.

A more differentiated look yields the result that, following the building of the Berlin Wall in 1961, TV dramas addressed the division between the two Germanies much more frequently than did feature films.