Sentence examples for addressed to bring from inspiring English sources

The registries we highlight in this case study found that location (and thus level of development), proper staffing, and varying levels of capacity were challenges that needed to be addressed to bring other registries up to par.

We therefore consider to plan and to promote audits at different hospitals, and to include intensive educational programs addressed to bring practice into line with published information as urgent measures.

There are however, some specific points the authors need to address to bring this work up to a level required for publication in eLife.

You're asked a question of morality, then you are given my email address to bring up any comments or concerns.

After the socialists' victory in the election, the new Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero promised at his inauguration address to bring this change forward: "The moment has finally arrived to end once and for all the intolerable discrimination which many Spaniards suffer because of their sexual preferences.

Most of the senior staff officers at headquarters knew of the practice, but they did not complain, even when letters they had addressed to Koster brought replies from Colonel Parson, because Parson was their rating officer, and for an ambitious lieutenant colonel who had not attended West Point one bad rating could be the end of a career.

Work which addresses how to bring down the long-term costs of the student funding system, without damaging provision, must now be accelerated.

Tim Munden, vice-president of human resources at Unilever UK, said the consumer goods giant "firmly believed" in addressing depression to bring about benefits for the business and its employees.

A dearth of literature exists addressing ways to bring value-added lignin products to market.

We must address both to bring an end to this madness. .

Credit unions have an image problem that needs to be addressed in order to bring more sustainable finance on to their balance sheets, according to Matt Bland, policy manager at the Association of British Credit Unions (ABCUL).