He approved, and addressed any apprehension about my presence in the event description: "A writer, Zach Schwartz, may be in attendance.
But the demands on Mr. Kohl to declare himself on the matter have become something of a test of the Chancellor's broader readiness to recognize and address the apprehensions raised abroad by the prospect of a reunited Germany.
Address these apprehensions one by one.
Try to address the apprehensions of the child.
And I'm endlessly fascinated by the adaptability of shamans, who tailor their traditions to fit modern sensibilities, like how ChokBar stresses shamanism's populism and its clear differentiation from organized religions (she calls it pre-religious), specifically addressing typical Western-liberal apprehensions about spirituality.
And I'm endlessly fascinated by the adaptability of shamans, who tailor their traditions to fit modern sensibilities, like how ChokBar stresses shamanism's populism and its clear differentiation from organised religions (she calls it pre-religious), specifically addressing typical Western-liberal apprehensions about spirituality.
As he spent Friday sweeping through New York and Rhode Island to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for vulnerable Democrats, Mr. Obama addressed that public apprehension directly, acknowledging that many Americans "are feeling anxious" about their country and its place in the world.
"From Apprehension to Comprehension: Addressing Anxieties about Open Access to ETDs". In Open Access and the Future of Academic Libraries Implementationn, eds.
The 10 items of Yashima et al.'s second factor seemed to be mostly characterized as addressing the construct of communication apprehension.
With such apprehensions frequently impinging on effective teacher pedagogy, I will begin this essay in her honor by addressing these often secretively held teacher apprehensions and then look at some pedagogical suggestions.
"They helped address people's apprehensions and preconceived notions in a way that made them feel it was OK to see the picture".
