Sentence examples for escape addressing from inspiring English sources

We are now seeing the worrying rise of political parties and movements whose supporters seem to think nationalist assertion will free them from the common imperatives of governing Europe, or who believe protectionism will enable them to escape addressing Europe's lack of competitiveness.

No candidate will be able to escape addressing the issue within a few months.

But Democratic officeholders know that in a general election, Sanders will not be able to escape addressing complicated and difficult issues like terrorism, Vladimir Putin, and the Middle East.

She begs him to help her escape the facility, addressing him by name as well as giving him information about the whereabouts of his mother, Cassandra.

"If you're watching this, we're going to catch you," Mr. Romankow said at one point during the news conference, staring directly at a bank of television cameras as if he were addressing the escaped inmates.

If your child is facing problems that are causing a desire to "escape", try and address those.

On Monday, Jonathan narrowly escaped a suicide bomb blast after addressing supporters at a campaign rally in the northeastern Nigerian city of Gombe.

However, promoting an "escape" from Africa to "greener" US pastures, without simultaneously addressing the underlying conditions that force this migration, is dangerous and opportunistic.

In my eagerness to escape the last vestiges of the central truth I was addressing, I actually brought in a gangster to liven things up.

This paper addresses lunar escape maneuvers of the first Chinese Sun Earth L2 libration point mission by the CHANG'E-2 satellite, which is also the world's first satellite to reach the L2 point from a lunar orbit.

We conducted RNA-FISH experiments on fibroblasts of both sexes, similar to those performed on representative marsupial (the tammar wallaby) and monotreme (the platypus) species (Al Nadaf et al. 2010; Deakin et al. 2008a), to address whether escape from inactivation is due to expression from the inactive X in a proportion of cells or by expression of alleles on Xi in all cells.