Sentence examples for addressing the emerging from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to see how existing environmental strategies have been effective in addressing the emerging sustainability challenges of rapid landscape change.

Adequately addressing the emerging information needs requires that the focus move beyond the customary preoccupation with the technical aspects of AIS design, implementation, and use in order to incorporate a broader conceptualization of organizational context.

More than a dozen states have begun addressing the emerging concern.

Public health practice provides an effective means of addressing the emerging health needs of people with blood disorders.

Addressing the emerging issues in paediatric research consent forms will facilitate harmonised and yet contextualised approaches, hopefully promoting a safer and healthier world for children.

For example addressing the emerging burden of CLBP among rural communities in developing countries 36 must be considered carefully when there is the potential for Western biomedical approaches to increase disability.

Unity of Effort: Congress Congress took too little action to adjust itself or to restructure the executive branch to address the emerging terrorist threat.

MPs have condemned the government's record on further education (FE), saying it has been too slow to address the emerging financial crisis in the sector.

We argued that the existing rule -- which required utilities to be prepared only for an attack involving a handful of terrorists using handheld weapons -- did not address the emerging terrorist risk.

In Polly Toynbee's recent Guardian article about the upcoming Eastleigh by-election, "Eastleigh byelection should be about economics – not gropings or smears", she addresses the emerging (hotly denied) allegations of sexual harassment against Lord Rennard, the former chairman of the Liberal Democrats.

Findings from the two analysis methods will be integrated to address the emerging themes.