The phrase "addresses to make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to specific addresses that need to be created or modified, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "We need to gather the addresses to make for the new marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "addresses to create" or "addresses to generate".
She altered addresses to make it look as if she was making legitimate claims for her second home or constituency office, when they were to cover her personal costs, jurors heard.
He has developed software to help his company manage all of the accounts; one of his homemade software packages runs checks on credit card numbers and addresses to make sure that a buyer is not using a stolen card.
"Members of Apophis Squad used 'spoofed' email addresses to make it appear some threats had been sent by innocent parties, including the mayor of London, according to court papers," the AP reported.
For groups like the Sierra Club, permitting a pipeline carrying more than 700,000 barrels a day of Canadian crude into the country would be viewed as a betrayal, and as a contradiction of the president's promises in his second inaugural and State of the Union addresses to make controlling climate change a top priority for his second term.
The court heard Moran altered addresses to make it look as if she was making legitimate claims for her second home or constituency office, when they were to cover her personal costs, and "abused the scheme", going as far as to re-submit expenses claims with different descriptions and supportive invoices if they were initially rejected by parliamentary authorities.
Of course, Swill remembers your credit card info and relevant addresses to make the experience as quick as possible.
Interoperability is a major aspect which has to be addressed to make sure systems can interact.
Mr. Gaffney used his address to make several boom-time proposals.
We stood by while she repeated the address, to make sure we got it right.
However, several challenges must be addressed to make such solutions feasible.
Afterward, Coach Byron Scott punctuated each word of his postgame address to make it sting and make it stick.
