has allowed women to be addressed formally without reference to marital status.
In 1910, following an anonymous donation of £70,000, the National Theatre Scheme Committee was formed, and allowed itself to be addressed by Seymour Hicks thus: "Are there really half a dozen people insane enough to think that it is wanted.
Data collection and analysis of clinical practices during an epidemic situation could allow faster identification of areas for improvement and allow these to be addressed in real time.
The theoretical advantages of an electronic voting system include increased audience participation by allowing anonymous decision-making and by providing immediate feedback to both student and tutor allowing misconceptions to be addressed at the moment they occur.
The union says it wants to to resume negotiations on teacher contracts to allow workloads to be addressed.
Introducing weaker parts of your CV in a constructive manner portrays you as self-aware, and allows them to be addressed without catching you off guard.
But by reducing women to collections of body parts, and allowing them to be addressed with sexual epithets, they have helped create an atmosphere where it's acceptable -- even desirable -- to demean women.
A functionally equivalent OPRM1 C77G polymorphism in rhesus macaques allows this to be addressed under controlled experimental conditions.
Using different experimental approaches that traditionally have been unique to a particular discipline allows problems to be addressed in ways that never have been considered previously.
