Sentence examples for addressing at that from inspiring English sources

"You're just figuring out what needs addressing at that moment.

This is an economic or even societal malaise and should be addressed at that level.

It wasn't merely that both Clintons cared deeply about education; reform was also something that Clinton was forced to address at that moment.

There were some things that were beyond our control, other things we simply did not have the courage to address at that time".

Specifically, the problem addressed at that layer enables an SP to allocate its service demand, at the best possible (desired) quality levels, and at the most cost-efficient cellular NPs, within a service area region and time-zone.

An amendment to that effect was tabled by the then SDP during the passage of the existing racial incitement offence in 1986, but it was rejected on the grounds that there wasn't a mischief to address at that time.

My dad worked from 8pm till 7am and he would come home just as I was getting up, so any bad behaviour on my part was addressed at that time.

"As or when a new manager comes in, they will be addressed at that time, along with the new manager's targets.

This letter from President Washington has meaning beyond the particular Jewish community to which it was addressed at that specific time and in that context.

Intolerance of diversity and discrimination against women are but two examples of such societal problems that start at the mindset of the individual and should be addressed at that level first and foremost.

"Brodeur will rejoin the club in one week and his future will be addressed at that time," the statement said, adding that neither Brodeur nor the club would comment before then.