Sentence examples for addresses fears from inspiring English sources

There is an alternative option under the push for privatising landholdings which addresses fears of the land being lost from the community: a closed market system where caveats restricting ownership to members of the community are placed on 99-year leases.

She learned that the Stag Hill residents, when applying for jobs, avoided giving their true addresses, fearing discrimination.

Her TEDx talk, Boost Resilience: Take Charge of the Inner Critic & Inner Worrier, addresses fear-based thinking.

The scientists at University of California and Cal State campuses initially resisted providing the list with addresses, fearing lawsuits from owners.

The building's designer visited to address fears that its roof might collapse.

Some of the travel 'experts' talked of hygiene, addressing fears over bed bugs, flying insects, fleas or simply "other people's stuff".

When he ran for president in 2008, Mr. Romney felt compelled to address fears that the Mormon Church would guide his policies.

To address fears of becoming isolated from a sometimes unstable neighbourhood, Michelle Bachelet, the current socialist president, has stressed closer ties with Latin America.

He also promised "round-the-clock security and law enforcement" for evacuated areas, addressing fears that flooded areas may fall victim to looters.

Timothy Geithner's latest bank-rescue plan has not remotely addressed fears that the fix is in for the same well-connected banking crowd that created the mess.

And on this occasion we recognize the fears expressed by Sen. Bushfield in a radio address, fears that membership in the league will place our soverignty in the hands of foreigners.