Sentence examples for addressing suspicions from inspiring English sources

There are issues the two governments can discuss, including ways to curb the drug trade in Myanmar, recovering the remains of American servicemen from World War II and addressing suspicions about Myanmar's alleged nuclear dealing with North Korea.

An American military spokesman refused to address suspicions that Uday had committed suicide.

Company officials also addressed suspicions that the improper mixing of two greases might have caused both to break down, leaving the jackscrew without lubrication.

The first stage of inspections, which would take several months, would involve identifying the main tasks Iraq would need to perform to address suspicions about its weapons programs.

Sessions had invited many of his critics to the summit in an apparent attempt to address suspicions that he would not enforce hate crime laws.

The actress made a special appearance on HuffPost Live yesterday, where she discussed her latest role and addressed suspicions of whether or not her working relationship with the Academy Award-winner ever led to any personal romance.

Unless that is addressed, suspicions will remain among health workers that task shifting is a substitute for hiring professionals; especially with the perception that employers at the district level would rather employ less qualified candidates to save on the wage bill.

Such regular interaction would help address suspicion and lack of trust between researchers and journalists.

Addressing those suspicions, published Saturday in The New York Times, the ISI official said: "This organization has immense tolerance.

Addressing certain suspicions about the suicide of a local solicitor, Canon Sidney Chambers, the new vicar of the church of St. Andrew and St. Mary in Grantchester, is reminded that "how we love determines how we live".

Addressing his suspicions, one poster to Animal Planet's Web site issued a point-for-point missive, remarkable for the exclusion of terms like "grassy knoll" and "second shooter": "1.