Sentence examples for decisions to address from inspiring English sources

"As part of our long-term economic plan, this government is taking tough decisions to address the budget deficit we inherited after the 2010 general election.

"As part of our long-term economic plan, this Government is taking tough decisions to address the budget deficit we inherited after the 2010 general election.

He said the pressure might compromise his ability to take tough decisions to address what he called "probably the most threatening economic and financial situation since the second world war".

With Tesco's chains in Europe and Asia also misfiring, Fitch said the Tesco had "taken the right, albeit in our view late" decisions to address underperformance in certain markets but saw "volatility' in the near term.

"Now we have the confirmation and it's worth looking at and analyzing," he said, adding that he would wait for the results of an audit of the state accounts before making decisions to address the deficit.

Nevertheless, innovative policies and decisions to address emerging challenges are not off-limits: as circumstances change the new leadership is in a position to take whatever measures it sees fit.

Not much irks him but he has been stung by perceived criticism of his decision to address the players' huddle following the narrow home European defeat to Biarritz.

The decision to address this issue publicly was a "hard, difficult one" that took a number of years to gestate, he tells me.

"But we welcome the Obama administration's decision to address failures by Guatemala, or any other Cafta country, to meet the standards incorporated in the Cafta," he said.

That is why Rivera's decision to address the Yankees before the seventh game of the World Series against the Arizona Diamondbacks tonight was so monumental.

A particular problem in the US and an important factor in Nixon's decision to address the drugs issue was the heroin addiction of many Vietnam veterans.