Sentence examples for crisis addressed from inspiring English sources

In her early reign, the Queen appointed two prime ministers, oversaw Britain's involvement in the Suez crisis, addressed the UN and presided over an ever-diminishing commonwealth.

Even absent the financial crisis, addressing the shortcomings in these areas would likely have slowed down US growth.

The new liquidity ratio, which was conceived by an international grouping of bank regulators soon after the crisis, addresses a thorny dilemma at the heart of modern banking.

In the context of the current economic crisis, addressing the political and, even more, the social dimensions of interculturalism would impose further costs on already meagerpublic budgets.

A suite of MHFA guidelines has been developed using expert consensus to identify strategies for mental health problems and crises addressed within the MHFA training program [ 9- 14].

Whether it's supporting women and girls' education, addressing agricultural supply chains, or taking on global health crises, addressing development challenges is good business practice.

High-level roundtables will be held on topics including political leadership to end crises, addressing forced displacement, humanitarian financing, managing natural disaster and climate change, and achieving gender equality.

The notion that we should move to a war footing on energy has been a reigning cliche of U.S. politics ever since Jimmy Carter's Oval Office energy crisis address in 1977.

The more that is known about underlying causes, the better this worldwide crisis be addressed".

A heuristic analysis of the dynamic origin of the flow-pattern transitions in terms of global bifurcations and attractor crisis is addressed.

Unless this crisis is addressed head on, pupils will be in bigger class sizes or face being taught by people without teaching qualifications.