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He told Johnson he would make sure his contract situation would be addressed after the season.
Bacterial sepsis is a significant problem that must be addressed after living donor liver transplantation (LDLT).
Concerns about government intrusion in the marketplace, they say, can be addressed after the financial storm has passed.
I am calling on the new culture secretary, Sajid Javid, to introduce legislation in the next Queen's speech to ratify the convention, and have asked a parliamentary question that will be addressed after Easter.
He said that concerns about "moral hazard" stemming from the bailouts should be addressed after the initial shocks from the crisis had begun to fade, and noted that the long-term goal was for banks and other financial institutions to stand again on their own two feet.
American and British officials have suggested that Indian concerns about terrorism in Kashmir will be addressed after the Afghan phase of the campaign against terrorism ends -- and that they are privately pressuring Pakistan to rein in the militant groups in Kashmir.
That was supposed to have been addressed after the infamous "failure to connect the dots" before the 9/11 attacks.
"If this issue had been addressed after my son's death in 2012 I believe the two other men might not have died," she said.
The issue, which looked to have been addressed after 2001 here, is whether the head coach of a national side, never mind if he has been on sabbatical, should be in charge of the Lions.
OBITUARIES An obituary on Dec. 6 about Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, the mother of the media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and the widow of the Australian newspaper baron Keith Murdoch, misstated the way she was addressed after her husband was knighted.
