Sentence examples for closely to address from inspiring English sources

In a joint statement, the ECB and Nottinghamshire Cricket Club said they were "already working closely to address the uncharacteristic nature of the pitch" and planning "corrective action".

"We worked closely to address any anomalies identified between the two systems and as a result, the majority of Northern Ireland records were successfully merged with DVLAs on 21 July.

African and OECD governments should be cooperating far more closely to address systemic tax evasion, the outright plunder of valuable assets and the extensive use of off-shore tax havens by foreign and domestic investors.

Funding bodies, journals, academia and commercial suppliers must collaborate closely to address this fundamental issue.

In the interim, the committee recommends that federal and state agencies adopt ways to coordinate more closely to address related issues, and that energy companies take a more active role in preventing potential earthquakes.

"Never before have these two countries worked so closely together to address a global challenge.

At a time when the four home nations of the UK need to be working closely together to address the threat of Ebola, your willingness to put the interests of your party above the public is especially reprehensible".

Never in human history have people in the private and government sectors worked so closely together to address a nefarious element.

"When the two largest emitters lock arms to solve climate change, that is when you know we are on the right track," said David Waskow from the World Resources Institute: "Never before have these two countries worked so closely together to address a global challenge.

One of the reasons is that in prison it is possible to monitor patients more closely, and to address side-effects and provide psychiatric care as necessary [ 54].

66 out of 69 indirect addresses were matched very closely to the direct addresses.