Sentence examples for belatedly addressed from inspiring English sources

They belatedly addressed the problem after the family raised its objections.

On the squeezed middle, Miliband thinks the central ground of politics has shifted from public service reform to a rebalanced economy, an issue belatedly addressed by Mandelson, now taken up by the shadow business secretary, John Denham.

European Union leaders are belatedly addressing the skepticism by appointing a European Convention to write a new constitution for an enlarged European Union.

Until now, the Knicks have never explained on the record what their reasoning was in letting Lin go, but before Grunwald could belatedly address the matter, Woodson jumped in and answered first.

With the elevation of Mrs. Megawati, who was vice president, Indonesians must now belatedly address daunting economic and social problems that continue to threaten the stability of the world's fourth-most-populous nation.

So let's be grateful that the banks have finally provided us with a scandal that we can understand, and to the regulators, for (belatedly) addressing a real problem that too many Americans grapple with daily.

Apart from over-centralisation in London, belatedly being addressed under the Scots lash (Osborne will say more on Wednesday), I don't.

It acted belatedly to address its troubles, and only then as a condition of a €110 billion ($145 billion) bail-out by the European Union and the IMF.

They belatedly sought to address it in January, forking out £8.5m for Steven Naismith and taking Patrick Bamford on loan.

It is this mess that the FSA is belatedly trying to address with its new regime for banks' liquidity, the details of which were published on October 5th.

Belatedly, GM is addressing these problems, which means it will have to shed jobs.