Sentence examples for called to address from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, there is the topic that the hearing was originally called to address.

At the news conference, called to address last week's deaths, Egyptian journalists repeatedly broke into applause for the ruling generals.

"That's just not on," she told a Berlin press conference called to address the huge shift from right to left in France.

It was an extraordinary session, called to address "the challenges we are already facing and, more important, the challenges we can already see on the horizon".

At Thursday's special meeting in Trenton, which was called to address the proposed cuts, one mayor after another criticized the severity of the cuts.

Mr Vaz revealed that the head of the security service MI5, Andrew Parker, who has criticised The Guardian for handing a "gift" to terrorists, is to be called to address the committee in open session.

Little evidence exists on whether follow-up phone calls to address these missed clinic appointments can help sustain drug use for NCDs.

The memo reveals the existence of "weekly APSCU Task Force calls" to address the investigation, and calls for "state attorney general outreach".

Sanders' presence in the race helps to mitigate the possibility that calls to address income inequality now do not fall into the abyss of empty political promises to be addressed tomorrow.

The justice secretary, Chris Grayling, told the Conservative party conference that he would yield to Labour's call to address this.

Bear's downfall will very likely induce new calls to address the unnerving problem of "counterparty risk".