Sentence examples for adopted addressing from inspiring English sources

The bills will grant retroactive U.S. citizenship to all internationally adopted individuals regardless of when they were adopted, addressing the issue that left thousands of adoptees who were born before 1982 unprotected by the Child Citizenship Act (CCA) of 2000.

Thus, the aim of this study is to describe an outbreak of S. marcescens in a NICU and discuss the control measures adopted, addressing the role that molecular biology could play in routine investigations of outbreaks.

The aim of this study is to describe an outbreak of Serratia marcescens occurred from May to November 2012 in a neonatal intensive care unit, to discuss the control measures adopted, addressing the role of molecular biology in routine investigations during the outbreak.

This is why the food assistance, food security and gender policies we adopted address nutrition as a core objective in key sectors like agriculture, food security, health and water," said Gary Quince, Head of Delegation and Special Representative of the EU to the African Union.

There are generally two well-developed methods that have been actively adopted for addressing or describing RA problems in most wireless communication systems like the OFDMA-based networks.

Many communities with SEPs have already adopted policies addressing location issues and the federal government should not be second-guessing these decisions".

This is similar to the approach that Onyx and Bullen adopted, when addressing significant levels of unemployment in their original sample [ 43].

The PLISSIT model [ 15] has been widely adopted to address the need for information and therapeutic intervention to address sexual concerns experienced after cancer.

The 26-year-old Croatian's testimony is made more powerful by the considered approach he adopts in addressing the shock and distress he endured almost two years ago.

In recent legislation overhauling corporate governance and accounting oversight, Congress ordered the commission to adopt rules addressing conflicts of interest involving analysts, investment banks and clients.

You don't need to be a Tolkien devotee who knows their orcs from their elvish to enjoy the movie, and it's generally less irritating than the book, with none of the archness Tolkien adopts when addressing children.