Many issues must be addressed, from the role of the pension trustees to the cash handed to Green.
Importantly, this should be addressed from the perspective of target audiences: an outside-in rather than inside-out approach.
(And possibly Bette Midler, whom Ms. Jones addressed from the stage, though it wasn't clear if the Divine Miss M was there to receive the kind words).
Regular readers have long become accustomed to being addressed from the depths of despair, which is where we hackers spend most of our wretched golfing existence.
Causation can also be addressed from the perspective of cognitive processes (that is, knowing how the dog processes information when greeting a companion with tail wagging).
To optimize the health and well-being of our society, we must recognize that children's physical and mental health must be addressed from the beginning.
We are addressed from the stage as if we were new recruits being inducted into the London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre where embryos are genetically manipulated to produce socially appropriate adults – from Alpha intelligentsia to Epsilon drudges.
By Hilton Als February 27, 2017 Denzel Washington, addressed from the Academy Awards stage by Casey Affleck, the Best Actor winner, looked back with an expression that was unsmiling and unforgiving.
Yet internalised bias is a big part of what Waking the Feminists addressed from the start; "We are all at fault here", Garry Hynes, artistic director of Druid Theatre Company, said in a letter to the Irish Times.
This deference, while natural and understandable, has led to the first crisis of his campaign, one that should have been foreseen and addressed from the beginning; and not even the greatest speech on race by an American politician in many decades will entirely overcome it.
The Letter of Paul to the Corinthians, also called The Epistle of St. Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians, either of two New Testament letters, or epistles, addressed from the apostle Paul to the Christian community that he had founded at Corinth, Greece.
