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But Microsoft has also had to combat an image problem, publishing posts on its company blog last week addressing concerns about how privacy, Internet connectivity and game-sharing will work on the new console.

Unions have welcomed a £2.7m education project as a "first step" towards addressing concerns about how supply teachers are employed.

Addressing concerns about how to maintain high-quality care while reaching all eligible patients will require adequate training, ongoing support, and rigorous monitoring of future efforts to shift ART provision to lower cadres of health workers.

Goodell also addressed concerns about how the negotiations were conducted.

Congressional misconduct: The House appears to have gone further than the Senate to address concerns about how allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct are handled on Capitol Hill.

Since Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, took over management of the company, Apple has made a number of significant moves to address concerns about how its products are made, reports Nick Wingfield in Monday's New York Times.

Since Mr. Cook became chief executive in August, shortly before the death of Mr. Jobs, Apple has taken a number of significant steps to address concerns about how Apple products are made.

He made a calculated bet that the West will accept the release of Lutsenko, a less threatening political figure than Tymoshenko, as enough … along with some legislative reforms changes soon to be adopted" to address concerns about how elections are handled as well as worries about the independence of courts and prosecutors.

The new El Paso processing center would be the Trump administration's first major response to calls for an overhaul of outdated immigration detention practices on the border, and it would address concerns about how families who seek out Border Patrol agents to request asylum are held.

After first winning approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, the airport plan is now undergoing further study to address concerns about how Biscayne National Park, two miles east of the base, and Everglades National Park, 10 miles to the west, would be affected by noise, air and water pollution from their new neighbor and the development expected to surround it.

Moorlach proposed the bill to address concerns about how Sacramento could hypothetically do whatever it deems fit with the state-owned land without consulting local governments.