Sentence examples for addressing a matter from inspiring English sources

"At the same time, the agency does not want to impact adversely homeowners by addressing a matter that has not been determined by the responsible agencies".

"As is appropriate in addressing a matter of this importance, senior leaders from across the government — led by the president — have discussed the potential consequences of a military conflict with Iran," said George Little, the Pentagon press secretary.

Addressing a matter like this requires some delicacy on your part.

But the Court of Appeals found that the law "addresses a matter of substantial state concern".

It addresses a matter that has caused a great deal of soul-searching since the exposure of Jimmy Savile.

Before introducing candidate/Daddy Ron Paul at an airport rally, Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, addressed a matter on everyone's minds: his own hair.

Judge Clevert said it would be "an exercise in futility" for the court to address a matter already decided by the Legislature.

Ms. Bond's argument on appeal was that Congress did not have the constitutional power to use a chemical weapons treaty to address a matter of a sort routinely handled by state authorities.

In her appeal to the federal appeals court in Philadelphia, Ms. Bond argued that Congress did not have the constitutional power to use a chemical weapons treaty to address a matter of a sort routinely handled by state authorities.

Two years ago, an incensed group of Brits drew up a petition to address a matter that some deemed an act of "cultural vandalism": the recipe for Cadbury Dairy Milk bars had changed.

Azoulay talked about dealing with a celebrity's manager — "Sometimes there is a power play between the celebrity and his advisers, and you don't know who to pitch," she warned — and she also addressed a matter that was surely a concern for those Corcoran brokers who have, in recent years, sold apartments to Pamela Anderson and Sean Combs: presenting a celebrity to a co-op board.