They also do not address greater productivity, a major goal of the Bloomberg administration.
But if this leading institution cannot embrace enough humility to address even mundane demonstrations of racism, how can it expect the rest of the nation to address greater ones?
As long as the software that utilises the XML 'understands' the vocabulary, tags can be defined which address greater complexity.
_ [Before reading from "House of Meetings," Amis talked about what it is like for him to write about atrocity.] Amis: I'd just like to say one or two things about what it means to address great suffering in fiction.
On signing S.S.I. into law in 1972, President Richard M. Nixon noted that a central goal was to address "great inequities and considerable red tape inherent in the present system of varying state programs with different benefits, eligibility standards and rules".
We're going to have to address great crises globally in the 21st century--catastrophic climate change, mass extinction, nuclear proliferation, income inequality.
We have a vision for ourselves as "The New Polytechnic": a university that encourages serendipity by uniting a multiplicity of perspectives--as well as the most advanced tools and technologies--in order to address great global challenges.
From the American standpoint, curbing Pakistani militancy is part of addressing the greater problem of eliminating international terrorist networks.
Addressing the Greater Manchester Chambers of Commerce, Osborne said: "The referendum result is as expected likely to lead to a significant negative shock for the British economy.
