Sentence examples for addressing member from inspiring English sources

Addressing member nations of the fund today, Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill said that the agency must become better at preventing, rather than responding to, crises.

In one meeting room Sven Mislintat is addressing members of his new network of scouts.

In April, Mr. Ishihara set a divisive tone for the exercise while addressing members of the army.

Should adherence to the prevailing political ideology of a given environment be requisite for addressing members of that community?

Carefully addressing members' interests, responding calmly to their anxieties, and acknowledging their abilities will communicate your respect for them.

"Undoubtedly we are getting better," he said, addressing members of his institute earlier this year, "and I see so much to celebrate and take every opportunity to do so.

But the threat remains, as culture secretary Karen Bradley, suggested on Monday in addressing members of the Commons culture, media and sport committee.

The House of Representatives was a much more raucous place a hundred and fifty years ago than it is now, but the rules, then as now, forbid addressing members directly.

"We can always do things better," Ms. Lapp said, addressing members of the finance committee of the agency's board at its Madison Avenue offices.

He might turn up in a union jacket if he's addressing members of the International Association of Machinists or speaking at a V.F.W. hall.

My purpose in addressing members of the Uganda parliament in March was to urge them to emphasise therapy, not punishment in their anti-homosexuality law".