The phrase "addressed to keep" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The issues were addressed to keep the project on track."
Alternatives: "meant to maintain" or "intended to preserve".
With a new leadership now taking the helm in Beijing, attention has also shifted to the longer-term issues that many economists say need to be addressed to keep China on a path of rapid growth.
Several provisions in the law, such as the new premium tax, minimum coverage requirements, and age rating restrictions, need to be addressed to keep coverage as affordable as possible and ensure broad participation in the system," Ignagni said.
That said, IP addresses can change, but Jari let me know that the community of developers behind these Twitterbots are dedicated to keeping an updated list of government and corporate IP addresses to keep their projects relevant.
Addresses to Keep in Mind SOME restaurants where diners can try Scotland's new -- and old -- tastes are listed below.
Polly Whitney, a mystery novelist from Boca Raton, Fla., who said she got 300 E-mail messages a day from readers, relies on her Yale address to keep her from losing messages when her I.S.P. fails her (a common occurrence, she said).
In some cases, nodes may physically roam from one LAN to another, depending on the kind of routing protocol they may or may not maintain their initial IP addresses to keep their sessions alive.
Many people who wouldn't want their real email addresses published can use an anonymous, temporary @cragislist.org address to keep things private while maintaining email as a valid form of commercial communication.
Customers can enter in their credit card info in the app and their favorite addresses to keep on file, or they can pay cash or charge (via Square) in the vehicle.
Users are supposed to send other people their "public key," used to encode messages addressed to them, and to keep their private key a secret.
Companies are looking at cost sheets, analyzing and addressing what to keep and what to get rid of.
Clearly the "Blackface is NEVER Ok" memo addressed to the fashion industry keeps getting lost in the mail.
