Sentence examples for before addressing the issue from inspiring English sources

He said Sir Fred had wanted to wait until the conclusion of the inquiry before addressing the issue.

"Now when I speak to people on the street, they say to me: the feedback I get is 'you're a different type of person'," he said, before addressing the issue of criticism from journalists.

It waited for scores of lower courts to strike down bans on same-sex marriages before addressing the issue, and Justice Kennedy took the unusual step of listing those decisions in an appendix to his opinion.

Many providers waited until patients had gained excess weight before addressing the issue, were not familiar with established guidelines, and lacked resources for patients.

Before addressing the issue as to why certain participants showed task-specific facilitation, while others did not, it is important to ascertain that motor over-activity was not a factor in limiting the ability to produce corticomotor facilitation.

Therefore, before addressing the issue of treatment of LTBI patients, another option that can be considered is evaluation of the potential effect of capreomycin (in a combination with other drugs) for newly diagnosed patients.

Since the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, which spells this out in international law, only applies to international conflicts, the world was stuck in debate about whether the Yugoslavian conflict was a civil war or not, before addressing the issues within it.

Mr Cameron joked he felt "stuck in the middle with the Liberal Democrats", before addressing the issues of investment in the south west of England.

It then presents its objectives and guiding principles before addressing the issues associated with: feedback at assessment and from laboratory analyses before storage; the modalities of returning general results to participants; and finally, the conditions and modalities of returning individual research results (IRRs) and incidental findings (IFs).

Leahy had never before addressed the issue in public, but his remarks left little doubt that he recognized the magnitude of the problem.

Before even addressing the issue of why people with mental illness are in prison ("Decriminalizing Mental Illness," editorial, July 16), it is important to understand the root causes of homelessness.