Sentence examples for confront and address from inspiring English sources
"We have an east-west divide we must confront and address unflinchingly," he said.
His work prepares the agency and intelligence community to best confront and address future mission challenges.
This dearth of powerful women undermines Burmese women's capacity to confront and address the abuses they frequently face.
It also helps us see which communities are particularly segregated as a way of beginning to understand the problem we must confront and address.
The Eric H. Holder Jr. Initiative for Civil and Political Rights is launched, allowing students to confront and address issues of inequity and injustice.
I'd like to try to encourage the stakeholders in Natick to really dig in and use art and culture not just to be the cherry on top, but to help confront and address ongoing challenges in their region.
"This is in the best interests of patients and NHS staff and allows problems to be confronted and addressed quickly".
In addition, ERM has operated as a boundary preserving model of risk management subject to the 'logic of the audit trail', rather than a boundary challenging practice which confronts and addresses the complex realities of interconnectedness.
He said that interviewees needed to know they could "speak with absolute frankness and candour" and the subsequent reports needed to be "drafted in frank, and if necessary blunt, language" so that "problems are confronted and addressed, and are not avoided or overlooked".
"This is in the best interests of patients and NHS staff and allows problems to be confronted and addressed quickly". He added: "Our response to Francis has already seen five hospitals that were put in special measures turned around and the CQC inspection regime is driving up the performance in many more". NHS England also rejected Prior's criticism.
"Make no mistake: we are focused every day on raising expectations and improving outcomes for infants and toddlers, children and youth with disabilities, and are committed to confronting and addressing anything that stands in the way of their success," DeVos said in her statement.
