Sentence examples for elected to address from inspiring English sources

"Health care, education and transportation, these are the broad policy issues we were elected to address".

He said, "We now will move forward together on the issues we've been elected to address such as health care, a comprehensive water plan and redistricting reform".

To address the effect of various immunosuppressors on the release of cytokines by the neutrophils at early and late time periods, we elected to address the effect of the immunosuppressors on the release of VEGF and IL-1RA at 2 h, and on the release of IL-8 at 24 h post-stimulation.

A court may nonetheless elect to address a moot issue if the circumstances warrant.

If there is contradictory evidence that has not been brought to our attention, the state court may elect to address that matter on remand.

"It really is just a matter of time before employers elect to address the fact that their depleted work forces are insufficient to deal with robust and growing order books".

In communities that may elect to address quality-oflife concerns, she argues that police will sometimes need new legal authoritythus raising the question whether police can be granted the authority to address minor street misconduct within current constitutional constraints.

Electing to address the moral virtues, as more accessible to a lay understanding, Dante begins by describing how nobility is implanted in the nascent soul as the seed of virtue, from which spring the two branches of the active and the contemplative life.

Children's hospitals are now electing to address pain management because of changes in how they are paid for treatment.

"But ultimately, I think he's aware that it is his responsibility as president-elect to address these concerns and he's trying, from what I've seen".

On Monday, California congresswoman Judy Chu, the first Chinese-American woman elected to Congress, addressed the ESPN headline during an appearance on MSNBC.