Sentence examples for division to address from inspiring English sources

In the report, which was released after the newspaper European Stars and Stripes requested it under the Freedom of Information Act, the Army also disclosed that on Sept. 8 the chief of staff, Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, had ordered a new review of training, leadership and readiness of the division to address the investigation's findings.

Ability of public health nursing division to address health-related impacts of climate change.

Of the protests over the security proposals, worked up by six clubs from the two divisions to address the government's concerns, Seifert believes a compromise will be reached.

Both the Global Development and the Global Health divisions work to address high mortality and morbidity rates from preventable diseases in developing countries.

This was contrary to the views of two senior executives who thought the role of the committee was to monitor mortality rates, and that it was the divisions' responsibility to address quality and safety issues.

In Philadelphia in 1976, at the 41st International Eucharistic Congress, an interfaith gathering of scholars and church leaders that was devoted to ecumenism amid a decade often characterized by division, he stood to address a large crowd.

The tensions reveal deeper divisions about how to address more fundamental problems facing the party.

While the committee's deliberations underscored the deep divisions over how to address the nation's fiscal imbalances, they also suggested opportunities for agreement between Democrats who generally oppose reductions in domestic spending, especially for Social Security and Medicare, and Republicans who oppose tax increases.

Although approximately half of the respondents agreed that their nursing division has a responsibility to address health impacts of climate change, fewer than 40% felt that their nursing division's actions could decrease the effects (Table 2).

Unfortunately it seems that the easy option of creating fudges based on ethnic division, doing very little to address the underlying causes of conflict while blaming "locals" for the problems, may be the last gift of Europe and America's leaders to the Balkans.

To do that, he needs first to address divisions in his own party, as rival leaders accuse him of being autocratic and "unilateral".