In his weekly radio appearance, he called on President Obama and the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, to more concretely address the issue of gun violence in their campaigns.
A National Carbon Reserve would concretely address the source of the Gulf's maladies and offer myriad side benefits, such as carbon sequestration.
If Xi anticipates these "asks" and comes prepared to concretely address all three ― each of which is also in China's own national interests ― then Trump will see China as a friend instead of a foe (and Trump is prone to such simplistic judgments).
Our main findings are that scientific knowledge only can give scarce information on how to concretely address challenges of IMC.
Section 3 concretely addresses estimators of gfBm.
Pharmacometricians with their toolkits of robust mathematical and statistical techniques grounded in the pharmacological sciences are uniquely placed to concretely contribute to addressing some of these challenges.
But let's look at it from the president's point of view: if he grieves more publicly or concretely, if he addresses every instance of bad news, like the hideous specter of Iraqis' celebrating the downing of the Chinook, he will simply remind people of what's going on in Iraq.
But actually overturning the FCC decision isn't the point; it's making net neutrality into an issue that can be addressed concretely in the midterm elections.
Condorcet's partnership with this exceptional woman doubtless confirmed him in his generous views about women's abilities, strengthened his commitment to women's independence and liberty; and, most assuredly, spurred him on to address concretely the need to rectify the injustices to which all women were subjected in an age of purportedly greater enlightenment.
More concretely, I will address the question of whether it was morally justifiable for the United States government, for the purposes of national security in what was then called the "War on Terror," to employ "enhanced interrogation techniques" sometimes classified as torture.
There are perils for the candidates in addressing this question too concretely, as recent polls suggest that city voters are about evenly split in their assessments of Villaraigosa's tenure.
