Sentence examples for addressed issues that from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mayzler said many of the comments addressed issues that wouldn't have crossed her mind.

The two most unusual opinions of the past Supreme Court term addressed issues that were not even presented by the cases before the Court.

It was as the President of the Sophie and Arthur Brody Foundation that Arthur addressed issues that were most important to him.

One foreign journalist who wished to remain unidentified for fear of professional repercussions, said that he often addressed issues that could be contentious.

Indeed, 46% of those who leave British prisons are reconvicted within a year of their release because incarceration has not remotely addressed issues that got them there in the first place – and in all likelihood made them worse.

By David Cole June 30, 2015 The two most unusual opinions of the past Supreme Court term addressed issues that were not even presented by the cases before the Court.

Many of these accounts have a familiar ring, addressing issues that occurred at previous World Cups.

"These songs have survived because they address issues that are still there," he said.

"The second and third generations should address issues that make the systems more friendly".

This means it must address issues that matter to them and be grounded in evidence.

Workshops for more advanced students also address issues that will confront Ph.Ds.