Sentence examples for call addressing from inspiring English sources

"We will be expecting a discussion by management during the upcoming earnings call addressing the cash flow issues," he said.

"When we make mistakes, we detect, we correct and we report," said NSA Chief Compliance Officer Justin DeLong in a conference call addressing the recent revelation that the NSA has violated its own privacy rules thousands of times.

AOL Time Warner Chief Executive Richard Parsons Richard Parsons will likely spend a lot of time on today's conference call addressing the extensive internal investigation the company has launched in response to the two current federal inquiries into possible improper accounting.

The call addresses their worries, big and small: "We pray for those in need of jobs," the pastor said, "those who are sick, who have family problems.

Two out of four questions posed to the Obama administration officials by reporters on the call addressed security concerns.

Although the call addressed his relationship with former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, Assange refused to reveal whether the two have been in any direct contact.

The first letter and call addressed PA; the second letter and call focused on fruit and vegetable consumption.

The method computers use is called "addressing".

He called addressing violence a "national priority" and said the government would invest more than $100m over the next four years to advance the safety of women.

Premier climate scientist James Hansen calls addressing climate change and its connection with fossil fuel use the greatest moral challenge of the 21st century, akin to addressing slavery in the 19th century and Nazism in the 20th (20th

In some primate species, close calls appear to have a dual function: calls addressed at a broad class of targets serve to maintain group cohesion, whereas the same calls directed at a specific target serve to regulate subsequent social interactions.