Sentence examples for be addressed as does from inspiring English sources
That needs to be addressed as does public policy if dads are to have a stronger role in childcare.
The volume, inconsistency and relevance of raw data needs to be addressed, as does the ability to make it contextual – but without applying human bias to make the data fit or support a preconceived assumption or forecast.
Their situation needs to be addressed, as does the £5m loan and the nature of Rangers' commercial relationship with Sports Direct, through the joint venture Rangers Retail.
The possibility that latherin's surface-activity presents a danger to mammalian cells, however, needs to be addressed, as does the mechanism by which the intracellular membrane systems involved in synthesis, processing and export of the protein are protected from damage.
The inherent tensions in their work associated with caring for stigmatised conditions such as HIV/AIDS need to be addressed as does issues of confidentiality.
The dearth of research into the psychosocial impact of landmine/UXO injury needs to be addressed as does the lack of psychosocial interventions in Lao PDR.
"The fears of vulnerable prisoners for their safety need to be taken seriously, understood and addressed, as do mainstream prisoners' concerns about they way they are treated".
Meanwhile, James Vincent McMorrow (if he gets to use all his names, then I'm using all mine too – from now on I'm Ailbhe Mary Elizabeth Malone, and demand to be addressed as such) does exactly what Matt Cardle wishes he could do.
His public defender, Joseph Balter, argued at a detention hearing on Monday that his client, a recent convert to Islam who prefers to be addressed as Muhammad Hussain, did not initiate the bombing plot.
Ileen (Dianne Wiest) and Jaclyn (Tonya Pinkins), who sometimes agrees to be addressed as Jackie and sometimes doesn't, are co-workers in the office where self-impressed Dr. Williams Darren Goldsteinn) is the mucky-muck.
Nevertheless, this does need to be addressed as coprescription of an antiplatelet and warfarin increases the risk of bleeding for no additional stroke rate reduction.
