Sentence examples for be addressed later from inspiring English sources

But the manager admitted the captaincy may be addressed later in his tenure.

Councilman Walter L. McCaffrey, who supports the new effort, said maintenance would be addressed later.

German diplomats said they were satisfied that the issue would be addressed later.

(Also chief, which I know you can't have more than one of, is the tomato, to be addressed later).

The United States insisted that the road map be approved without any changes, saying Israel's concerns would be addressed later.

Colonel Pohl told them again and again not to raise an issue he had already said would be addressed later.

The second one is addressed later in Section 4. As for the encoding strategies, we select two decoders from a bunch of possible solutions.

In line with this perspective, several socio-economic factors, notably corporate ownership, regulatory guidelines for CSR reporting, and important public events are addressed later in this paper, as they represent the subjects that have shaped the form and the content of the two sets of reports.

The algorithm depends on two suitable integers M 1 and M 2 (the criterium behind their setting is addressed later) and reads as follows: As we shall describe in detail in Section 6, Δ N ( t k ; μ ) provides a sharp inexpensive a posteriori error bound for ∥ u N ( t k ; μ ) − u N N ( t k ; μ ) ∥ X.

Unlike the non-pastoralists currently viewed as a threat to Maasai pastoral livelihoods in Kajiado and Narok (Sundstrom et al. 2012), camel herders in Laikipia have in the immediate past created some form of symbiotic relationship, which is addressed later in this paper.

This is addressed later in the paper.