Sentence examples for addressing that point from inspiring English sources

Have you ever voted on or introduced legislation, or signed a pledge, addressing that point?

Addressing that point, Mr. Cosby said yesterday, "The conservative groups are not saying anything that they weren't already saying about us".

When Mr. Goodell was asked whether he thought Mr. Specter's relationship with Comcast was a factor in his desire to call him before the Judiciary Committee, Mr. Goodell laughed and said, "I'm not addressing that point".

Addressing that point, Judge Huvelle told AT&T and T-Mobile, "We don't have any confidence that we are spending all this time and effort and the taxpayers' money and that we're not being spun".

In this scenario, the contextualization and recontextualization data is the IP address that points to the local cache of the DFS and is modified in the configuration file of the DFS client running within the VM.

The pointer may be a relative displacement or an absolute address that points to the next oldest sibling.

"Pinners tell us, 'I discover great things from Pinterest every day, I stumble across it, I wish I could buy it on Pinterest without leaving — it's about addressing that pain point.

Mr. McCain initially did not address that point directly.

Judge Horowitz did not address that point today.

Q: Andrew Lansley addressed that point specifically in his speech to the King's Fund [on Wednesday].

But she addressed that point in her article, too, 15 years before it became personal.