Space constraints prevent me from addressing more than a few representative examples.
Mr. Fagan said he planned to move forward, addressing more World War II wrongs and other human rights causes.
The actor was addressing more than 200 people about the difficulties families would face if they were evicted when he faltered and fell unconscious to the floor.
In commissioning She Said, ENB director Tamara Rojo is addressing more than the deplorable inequality of creative opportunity afforded to women in ballet.
"When President Bush talks about a war on terrorism, we interpret that as addressing more than just Afghanistan," Mr. Jordan said.
Addressing more than 40,000 people via a live YouTube broadcast, Poole, who is known as "Moot", said he felt deeply proud of the community he created.
"And it is an issue that many universities are addressing more seriously, using a better set of tools, than in years past".
"In some companies, it might involve introducing more family-friendly hours while in another, it might be addressing more subtle things such as workplace banter.
While these issues need addressing, more important is that there will soon be more Americans dead from an unprovoked war that the American people were misled about (not to mention the untold numbers of Iraqis) than from 9/11.
An aide said later that the mayor stopped there around 10 15 a.m. and spoke privately with a captain, the desk sergeant and several officers in the community affairs office before addressing more than a dozen officers.
In a speech before supporters here, Mr. Bradley chided Mr. Bush for addressing more than 5,000 students at Bob Jones University, a bastion of Christian conservatism in South Carolina.
