The phrase "addressing stubborn" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of dealing with stubbornness, whether in people or situations.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on addressing stubborn resistance to change among team members."
Alternatives: "tackling obstinacy" or "confronting inflexibility".
Memorials have the power to invite meaningful race conversations, Ms. Glisson added, but the key is addressing stubborn attitudes, stereotypes and assumptions that have been hardened and passed down over generations.
It is a necessary and noble ambition to begin to draw resources together in a common effort to find best practices for addressing stubborn issues, and to better fund and expand those efforts.
They resent that for many in the United States, the president's faith seems to allow him to refrain from addressing stubborn facts and complicated arguments, as though it were enough to reason, "These are the president's policies; the president is a devout and moral Christian; therefore, these are devout and moral Christian policies".
The symposium has also debuted a new publication from 21st Century Cities: a playbook for federal and local partners to work together to address "stubborn challenges and unexpected crises". This week's symposium is the first national gathering 21CC has hosted.
Third, there are more Americans than ever who agree that we need to address stubborn social and environmental problems, racism, and challenges like decreased economic mobility, widespread incarceration, homelessness and other critical issues.
Discussions revolved around moving forward on issues critical to adolescents such as addressing the stubborn persistence of high rates of child marriage despite legislative prohibition, pervasive youth participation in and subjection to violence, disproportionate rates of female illiteracy and educational exclusion, and adolescent anger and despair over lack of jobs.
Reddit's decision not to allow hiring managers or job candidates to negotiate salary is an admirable attempt to address a stubborn problem.
India's economy, once roaring above 9 percent annual growth, has now cooled appreciably, and many critics have cautioned that the food security program could be a huge burden as the government tries to address a stubborn budget deficit.
In its statement, Moody's warned against one-time measures to close the gap, saying the state must address a stubborn reality: It is spending more than its revenue will support.
Prof Ebdon added: "However, there is still much work to be done - especially to address the stubborn gap between the numbers and rates of advantaged and disadvantaged students at highly selective universities".
Here in Jordan, we, in the humanitarian aid community, are addressing the myriad, stubborn problems born of the Syrian civil war.
