XXXXXXXXXXXX told us that Kazakhstan's endemic corruption problems can only be addressed through appropriate changes to legislation -- "all else is futile".
The challenges described above can partly be addressed through process changes, and by the addition of additional VGO or resid feedstock to the unit.
This paper develops a systematic approach to course assessment that aims to identify strengths and weaknesses in student achievement and course design that can be addressed through instructional change.
Organisational stressors such as Demanding Work and Institutionalised Racism and Cultural Insensitivity could be addressed through organisational change processes where the health service clarifies the scope of practice of AHWs and institutes cultural competency training for non-Aboriginal staff to promote cultural respect in the workplace.
Negative cultural practices that increase the risk of HIV infection like; polygamy, widow inheritance, early marriages, alcoholism and silence about sex should be addressed through comprehensive behaviour change and communication interventions.
Barriers need to be addressed through both structural change (universal design, accessible materials and communications, access to Braille and sign language, reasonable accommodations and support, including peer support), and modifications to learning programmes, curricula and assessments, so children with disabilities can develop their academic and social potential.
This suggests that there may be moderately disturbed areas that are suitable for wind development but are not captured in our analysis, although disturbance caused by poor land management can often be addressed through management and/or policy changes within otherwise intact and functioning ecosystems.
Some of the challenges in field assessments can be addressed through appropriate study designs: Observations of changes in bioaccumulation at treatment sites need to be contrasted to ongoing changes at properly selected background control sites.
Unavoidable loss and damage from the adverse effects of climate change may be addressed through risk sharing mechanisms, but total loss and damage from the adverse effects of climate change will need to be redressed through compensation and rehabilitation mechanisms (Government of Ghana 2012, p. 3).
This can easily be addressed through 'live' patient role-plays [ 31], focusing on behavior change counseling and motivational interviewing [ 32].
