Sentence examples for choice to address from inspiring English sources
The Paris Agreement, he said, is the rational choice to address this challenge, and China will continue to fight climate change with its global partners.
The author of "City Poet: The Life and Times of Frank O'Hara," he would seem a curious choice to address the theological tragicomic thickets of her work and brave the vast repository of O'Connoriana.
They said he would be a good choice to address concerns in the White House that the council had been poorly managed under Mr. Lindsey and ineffective at coordinating economic policy between the cabinet agencies and the White House.
Graham Gooch was the perfect choice to address suggestions in the Australian media that England's dietary requirements – mungbeans, cranberry, quinoa and the rest – may have reflected a squad losing its grip on reality.
Although the development of object-specific test protocols could represent the optimal choice to address this need, it is unquestionable that universal testing machines (UTM) remain the most widespread and versatile option to test materials and components in both academic and industrial contexts.
In "Linux Adoption Trends 2012: A Survey of Enterprise End Users" we find that a substantial number of enterprise users "expressed concern with the rapid growth of data, and Linux is clearly the platform of choice to address it".
Choices to address this general problem are discussed.
"The United States cannot ask other nations to make tough choices to address climate change if we are unwilling to make them ourselves," he added.
WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve chairman said Wednesday that the government had to make "difficult choices" to address its gaping deficits and warned that "postponing them will only make them more difficult".
But this requires making difficult choices to address the funding gaps in Social Security and Medicare, and on this Mr. Obama has flinched, setting aside the recommendations of his own Bowles-Simpson fiscal commission and instead putting forward only modest entitlement reform proposals — enough for a talking point but by far not addressing the imbalances.
"This is a remarkable opportunity to make bold choices to address the issues that hold us back from meeting our society's full potential.
