His plays chiefly addressed social issues.
The fear that they would sell their votes — a fear that was not unfounded — was chiefly addressed, in the eighteen-eighties, by the adoption of the secret ballot.
In the past, "Israeli discourse on diplomacy has chiefly addressed the Palestinian need for a state but did not establish parallel Israeli rights," said Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, a research institute, and a former ambassador who has long been close to Mr. Netanyahu.
The letters, dated February-March 1960, are chiefly addressed to Zane as Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Community Relations in Greensboro or to Mayor George Roach and other members of the Advisory Committee.
Regarding the symbolic signs, teaching values chiefly address the students, seeking to make them aware of values that are important to them or enabling the teachers to raise students' awareness of important school and social values.
The experiments presented in the current manuscript chiefly address the questions of whether celecoxib is suitable for the prevention of hormonally nonresponsive mammary carcinomas and whether the preventive effects of celecoxib extend beyond those of the SERM tamoxifen.
While the loan program was meant chiefly to address an acute financing problem for the banks, it also ended up tying their fate more closely to that of their governments, said Jacques Cailloux, chief European economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
Instead, the government is chiefly responsible for addressing their rights.
He then began his studies of the mental growth of babies, and by 1919 he was addressing himself chiefly to the development of normal infant mentality.
Sometime, it seems to be addressed chiefly to those who have either lived the nomadic life of the Qashqa'i or at least read the author's previous publications on that life.
