But they are written anyway, addressed to whomever the reader imagines being included in the term "the Editors," in the hopes that an answer to a difficult political problem can be pieced together.
On the first page of the notebook, Linda left a note addressed to "whomever finds my body," in which she explained that her death would be the result of domestic violence: "I talked with and wrote to many people in position of authority about this — but no one helped me".
On the first page of the notebook, Linda left a note addressed to "whomever finds my body," in which she explained that her death would be the result of domestic violence: "I talked with and wrote to many people in position of authority about this but no one helped me".
In 2001, Sue Perry, the state's director of family and children's services, warned top state officials that "the crisis needs to be addressed by whomever has the power to rectify the situation -- before a tragedy occurs". She told the governor that Mississippi's children had been placed at such great risk that some would die.
As the two square off on foreign policy, women's reproductive rights must be addressed because whomever becomes president will not only determine U.S. women's personal, economic and educational choices, but also those of women worldwide.
In 2016, a Change.org petition, addressed to Channel Nine, urged "whomever [is] responsible for the unjust termination of Daddles to reinstate his cameo immediately".
Simplifying this type of adventure to a new plateau of minimalism is Makisan, a sushi-themed experience that allows you to assemble a sequence of sushi ingredient backgrounds, select a musical sequence from a few pre-made parts, and address it to whomever you want to make hungry at the moment.
As before, you can also set the privacy control for each address for whomever you'd like to see it, such as setting a personal address visible only to friends, but a work address visible to friends of friends or public.
A travel blog is a real-time online journal that allows users to post text and photographs to the Internet and share the Web address with whomever they want.
All of which is a long way of saying I don't know who you are when I address this letter to whomever is in charge.
