Sentence examples for addressing failing from inspiring English sources
We see in this instance the failure of our politics, policies, and practices, realized as the implementation and justification of increased military spending, instead of addressing failing domestic infrastructure in the face of very real threats of global warming.
Since then, doctors have scrambled to understand the scope of the problem and how best to address failing leads in patients, because removal of the components can also be dangerous.
The new leadership scheduled to be announced in November will not just have to address failing economic growth and foreign policy dilemmas such as regional territorial disputes, but also the absence of a social safety net, the consequences of the one-child policy and the unhappiness of migrants to cities and factories.
The move by OMB to cut and revise $337 million worth of IT contracts shows some seriousness on the side of the CIO to address failing projects.
It had quickly developed an extensive agenda for reform, addressing failings that critics have raised for years, such as endemic conflicts of interest within accounting firms.
However, the prime minister insisted that the success of justice policies should not be measured on the amount of money spent, but acknowledged it had taken a long time to address failings in the prison system.
The release of this data shows we have a long way to go to address failings in how we respond to domestic violence; local government is in a position now to take the lead in making sure their areas are among the best at supporting women and targeting perpetrators.
But Mr Hamilton praised the council's "determination" to address failings.
But opposition parties said the document did not address failings in health and education.
But opposition parties said the report did not address failings in health and education.
Downing Street sources say the prime minister believes the situation is "very difficult, very serious" but the BBC has the capacity to reform itself and to address failings.
