Sentence examples for addressing divides from inspiring English sources

The foreign ministers of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Latvia will hold talks on Monday with their counterpart from Luxembourg, which currently holds the EU presidency, aimed at addressing divides between neighbouring states.

Andrew Keen's thoughtful "state of the internet" address divided plenty of opinion when it was published in hardback at the start of 2015 – and much of the disagreement came from one striking juxtaposition.

The objective of this paper is to provide a motivation and more general narrative for employing the PKM4D framework in other developmental contexts in order to address opportunity divides independent of space (e.g. developed/developing countries), time (e.g. study or career phase), discipline (e.g. natural or social science), or role (e.g. student, professional, or leader).

Fulton said she believes Clinton will lead the fight for common-sense gun control, and will present a solid plan to address the divides between police and communities.

In his address, divided into distinctive sections despite being just 13 minutes long, Obama challenged members of the House and Senate.

Themes shifted to tension and conflict: the designers wanted to address the divide between rich and poor, black and white.

As politics resets with new leaders and new challenges it's crucial we address that divide directly.

[C6.] ACROSS THE DIVIDE Amid another flare-up in Israeli-Palestinian violence, an ad campaign for an FM radio station suggests a way to address the divide.

HS2 will attempt to address this divide, with a first leg that runs from London to Birmingham, then a second phase linking to Manchester and Leeds.

A new ad campaign suggests a different way to address the divide: speak, or even sing, to both sides at once.

Charles Murray, the author of "Coming Apart," which addresses the divide between the professional and working classes in white America, has outlined a few ways to narrow the gap.