Most are directly addressed by continuing education.
The proposal faces difficult political hurdles not directly addressed by the report.
That particular wonder hasn't been directly addressed by the extraordinary biological accomplishments of past decades.
When directly addressed by another member of the family, he would listen without looking up.
It was not until the end of the 90-minute service that Mr. Bonanno's criminal past was directly addressed by his family.
Why or why not? –What other issues are involved in this topic that are not be directly addressed by the article or photograph?
Whatever the relationship between London and Dublin, the enduring question of Irish reunification — not directly addressed by the queen — still looms over the political life of the north.
Considering the tragic, still painful history evoked, if not directly addressed, by the exhibition, you'd think that the organizers would have given some thought to locating this tasteless concession elsewhere.
James was especially impressive on defense, where, late in the game, he ruined what should have been what would_ _have been, against any other gravity-bound player a routine fastbreak by soaring into a fearsome, chasing block of Andre Iguodala, who looked as though he'd seen, and been directly addressed by, a six-foot-eight-inch-tall ghost.
And although this is not directly addressed by the questionnaire, he imagines that events from this period will become drawn toward the "anchor" of September 11th, so that a wedding attended last July will, some years from now, feel as though it happened in late August.
The apparent discrepancy is not directly addressed by those behind the new index, though the ONS said: "The introduction of improved methodology and data sources has led to differences in published prices when comparing the new UK house price index with the previous house price indices.
