Sentence examples for considered addresses from inspiring English sources

"Israel's Barrier," a four-part National Public Radio report that begins Monday on the afternoon newsmagazine "All Things Considered," addresses two seemingly intractable issues.

PAGE C1 A Kazoo Instead of a Baton C1 THE TWO SIDES OF ONE DIVIDE "Israel's Barrier," a four-part National Public Radio report on the afternoon newsmagazine "All Things Considered," addresses the effects of the system of fences and walls that separate Israel from Palestinians in the West Bank.

If those signals are considered addressing or routing information, analysts say, they could easily be part of the records requested in a wiretap.

Fundamentalist thought relies on pre-processed sound-bites that obstruct any considered address of real-world problems.

Most physicians further considered addressing existential aspects important in a good death.

BOT discussions were considered addressed when they generated problem-solving efforts by clinicians and/or patients, including any statements regarding methods or strategies to alleviate BOT.

Moving status was defined based on the available data, considering addresses (geocodes) when baseline address was available and reported move assessed through questionnaire otherwise.

Progressive employers might consider addressing these issues.

You've become so unhinged by the extreme weather that you're considering addressing the firmament via prayer rally.

Ariel Sharon, for his part, won't consider addressing the major issues until he knows that he has a partner who will truly dismantle all the terrorism networks in the Palestinian areas.

"Regardless of the outcome here, the stage is set in Congress next year to consider addressing this issue in a way that makes economic and environmental sense in a coordinated fashion," one staff member said.