Sentence examples for addressed specific issues from inspiring English sources

But Joyce M. Lannert, the county's planning commissioner, said the board addressed specific issues like traffic and erosion, not whether a project "should go forward or should not go forward".

The principal investigator addressed specific issues in coding raised by the research assistant.

Some of the scientists involved have addressed specific issues raised by the emails.

Mentoring approaches encompassed a range of program designs that addressed specific issues and subsets of the Indigenous Australian population.

Questions were grouped into three categories and each of them addressed specific issues as described in Table  1.

This may be due to the wording of questions meant at exploring overall satisfaction; in fact, those that addressed specific issues (such as number of visits, spacing between them, information provided, etc) received answers with more variability.

The RCN-UBE program is specifically crafted to catalyze formation of networks of people engaged in addressing specific issues in undergraduate biology education.

Johnson said he was aware of the concerns but was careful not to address specific issues.

Mr. Bush addresses specific issues, too: tax cuts, Social Security, Medicare, education.

It's not simply a matter of reducing levels, but of addressing specific issues, based on a specialist's suggestions.

In addition to championing a more holistic approach to criminal justice, Clark sought to address specific issues.