Sentence examples for addressing the changing from inspiring English sources
Professor Ray Hudson, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Durham University, who led the research says: The work that the team has produced tells a compelling story about the importance of understanding and addressing the changing structure of the population in the North's key economic centres.
When you're tapped from within a group for a leadership role or move into management, the challenge of addressing the changing hierarchy of relationships can be hard to finesse.
Cities are frequently at the front line of innovation when it comes to addressing the changing problems of urban life.
A multimedia exhibition titled "ManUp!" at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art, curated by Roman Stollenwerk, features artwork addressing the changing shape of masculinity in the 21st century.
"The metaphor that Ryan [Trecartin] and I use is, 'Surrounded.'" The works included are the results of artists' deep thinking about political and social issues, some dealing with contemporary expressions of gender and self-identification, and others with "current manifestations of centuries-old issues," but almost all of them addressing the changing nature of reality through new devices.
Schouweiler notes that Mn Artists, like the arts community in Minnesota, isn't a static entity: it has evolved a number of times over the years through various redesigns, always aimed at addressing the changing needs and interests of the artists using it.
In a statement the agency said it had "no record of former Assembly member Brodsky requesting changes in enforcement practices or oversight to address the changing face of the auction industry".
The collected stories, which address the changing roles of women in society.
Advocates of in-law units say they also address the changing face of families and their economic circumstances.
"We need certain skill sets to address the changing electorate, and one of them is language," Ms. Falcón said.
The latest installment of the ExperimentaDesign biennial in Lisbon, meanwhile, addressed the changing role of time in design in a program entitled "It's About Time".
