Sentence examples for addressed if it from inspiring English sources

Azerbaijan faces difficult challenges in governance, civil society and democratic development which must be addressed if it is to maintain its delicate balancing act amid these powerful interests and states.

Human Rights Watch said its concerns would only be addressed if it had "guarantees that the committee will be taking real measures towards ensuring accountability".

This needs to be addressed if it is to succeed.

"Fidelity has to understand that without Bolton it has lost some its aura of invincibility, and the perceived arrogance at the way it treats members of the IFA community will have to be addressed if it is to win back support.

Multimedia presents a number of challenges and opportunities which must be addressed if it is to be used effectively in an educational context.

A study of CSR and IB in Ghana would therefore be adequately addressed if it researched along the lines of the framework in Fig. 4 (IV).

Aronofsky's big budget fantasy has been plagued by reports that Paramount bigwigs cut their own versions following negative reactions from test screenings for US religious audiences, a demographic the $130m film needs to address if it is to stand a chance of recouping its gargantuan budget.

The movement does seem somewhat underdeveloped and incoherent intellectually, and that is a limitation it will have to address if it wants to become a stable force in politics, rather than a vehicle for inchoate frustration.

A team from the Bakbasel economic consultancy in Switzerland have offered their assessment of Scotland's current position and what it would have to address if it became independent.

So let's run through a couple key factors that Apple is going to have to address if it's going to hit that largely symbolic but massive milestone nonetheless.

The paper closes with pointing to those open optimisation questions, scheduling research ought to address if it wants to deal with practically relevant problems, viz., minimisation of software costs, software complexity, and complexity of schedules, synchronisation sequences, inter-task communication, etc.