Sentence examples for be addressed properly from inspiring English sources

First, for those with English as a second language, the intonations may not be addressed properly.

For Shelter, the housing crisis can only really be addressed properly once the government re-assesses its spending priorities.

He said: "All this is in the melting pot and that is what must be addressed properly in a parliamentary sense before we jump to any conclusions".

This new triumvirate believe that these issues can only be addressed properly by drawing a line under the Pietersen saga once and for all.

But if they are undercutting the live arts offering, rather than complementing it and encouraging audiences outside of London to see live theatre, then that needs to be addressed properly.

"The issue needs to be addressed properly about getting young people into work.

Only those studies capable of reporting both signals and measuring the possible influence of phylogenetic noise will be addressing properly the evolution of bacterial genomes.

Branson is right: if these issues are addressed properly, there could be a new green revolution.

It is time this matter was addressed properly rather than this desperate attempt to ridicule the lawyers".

After they had been there a little over a year Wolcott-Jones put the hyphen into his name to assure being addressed properly.

It said it would be "extremely difficult" for women to be reassured that the issue had been addressed properly and that it was "irresponsible" of the Premier League to dismiss the issue without taking independent expert advice.