Mr. Paterson said he wanted the Senate to address "pieces of legislation that are time-sensitive in terms of resources that our local government needs".
They are recurrent subjects of the art he made here and are most succinctly addressed in pieces like " ½" (1998) and "Family Tree" (2000).
The Chorale Le Chateau, a New York choir conducted by its founder, Damien Sneed, addressed two pieces from "Abyssinian 200," imbuing "Doxology" with somber power and "Recessional" with springy fervency, backed in the latter case by a locomotive-emulating Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.
Recently Rio Ferdinand – who likes to pose as the wise man of football –addressed a piece of criticism on Twitter by suggesting that the critic's mother was promiscuous.
Mr. Bush also addressed another piece of unfinished business in his presidency: the Middle East peace process.
Vitamins A and D are addressed as piece of the alopecia areata puzzle.
"If reform doesn't address these pieces, it will not solve the serious problems that individuals, families and employers face".
At the global level, a host of intergovernmental organisations is tasked with addressing various pieces of the energy puzzle.
Brands themselves have been the ones that tell us that you need to address these pieces.
In her talk "Erotica in Marble," Ms. Powers will address this piece — ancient Rome's equivalent of a celebrity sex tape — and a second piece in the exhibition showing a siren casting a spell on a satyr.
It was widely and warmly reviewed, notably by the Turner prizewinner Mark Wallinger, who praised the way in which these "exquisitely crafted" pieces "addressed the world in many different registers – sardonic, caustic, erudite and celebratory, with instinct, intelligence and wit".
