Sentence examples for addressing a new from inspiring English sources

"Foreign Languages Fade in Class -- Except Chinese" (news article, Jan . 21 rightly suggests that American schools are recognizing and addressing a new responsibility to prepare our children for the 21st century: a greater familiarity with today's China.

Because, I suspect, he is addressing a new generation, which knows neither the earlier film nor the book.

He calls for complete abolition of nuclear weapons "as the starting point for addressing a new agenda of global action".

Addressing a new session of parliament on Monday, he confirmed that he would put the withdrawal plan to a vote on October 25th and would shortly afterwards send parliament a draft law on compensation for the evacuated settlers.

But as the first generation to grow up with a written language, English — rather than the traditional spoken Hmong — the members of the Hmong American Writers' Circle are addressing a new kind of coming of age in America.

Weeks before her death she was again urging that Putin be tried for his misdeeds – addressing a new generation of pro-democracy protesters enraged by Putin's decision to return to the Kremlin.

Or would it find itself needing to address a new American bubble mirroring China's thanks to ballooning Chinese reserves?

"Maya and Miguel" addresses a new demographic: Hispanics have surpassed blacks as the largest minority group in the United States.

Another organizer, Jo Robin, said that by moving to Wall Street, the protesters hoped to address a new audience that would most likely not support the movement's message.

In their visits, Mr. Bush and Mrs. Clinton both addressed a new plan, freighted now with some uncertainty, to speed up transferring political authority to Iraqis.

Sterling says he will address a new deal at the end of the season.