Sentence examples for are actively addressing from inspiring English sources
This year some commissioned artists are actively addressing the art world's relationship with filthy lucre: Mike Bouchet is bringing a motivational speaker, to help the exhibiting galleries sell their pieces; Stephanie Syjuco will assemble young artists to produce bootleg copies of works on sale.
"We are very disappointed with the number of PPI complaints that have been referred to the ombudsman service, and we are actively addressing this with the ombudsman," said Martin Dodd, customer services director at Lloyds Banking Group.
The company acknowledged the problem on its blog, noting that its teams "are actively addressing the issue," but offering few other details on what caused the app's failure to load.
Industrialized countries that are actively addressing community-acquired resistance have typically prioritized those interventions predicted to lower total antimicrobial agent consumption and therefore selective pressure (31, 32 ).
Whether YB-1 cooperates with estrogen to promote the growth of luminal A breast cancer is not known and is a question that we are actively addressing.
Projects which try to cross or challenge such boundaries are inherently high risk, yet health care systems internationally are actively addressing the integration of primary, hospital and community-based care [ 11- 13].
It is not a major problem in my life but it is something I am actively addressing".
But Scripps, the owner of HGTV and the Food Network, said earlier this month that it "has not granted iPad video streaming rights to any distributor and is actively addressing any misunderstandings on this issue".
As part of this work, we will be actively addressing generic tools for metrics and training.
Again, RIM's management team takes these challenges seriously and is actively addressing the situation.
The supply-chain industry has been actively addressing the cost dilemma by introducing Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) vision processing and by moving towards inexpensive image sensors based on Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) technology [14].
