Sentence examples for evidently addressed from inspiring English sources

In a handwritten note below his signature, evidently addressed to Meissner, Cunningham writes, "This is very important both for enforcement and for the safety of the flying public".

And evidently addressing spouses plagued by domestic violence, he urged them to "put the needs of your children over your own needs".

Evidently addressing his television audience at home, Mr. Seselj said he was especially grateful to the court and the prosecution "for allowing me to suffer for my ideology," that of Serbian nationalism.

The President also described Clinton as "really idealistic and progressive," evidently addressing the perception among some Democrats that she is too moderate, and noted that Clinton's experience and her mastery of policy issues would be a big help to her in the Oval Office.

By including such participants, we could have been better able to identify barriers towards taking management positions, which could evidently be addressed in management training and development.

It is now time for the Tories to abandon their unjustified fixation with free schools, which are evidently not addressing the growing pressure on school places nor driving up standards, and once and for all put the urgent need for sufficient good school places in every local area first".

The last assertion was evidently meant to address the "moron" quote.

The initial edition took a "we told you so" attitude toward the level of violence fomented by the government; the Brotherhood was evidently trying to address its checkered reputation within Syria for being partly responsible for the mini-civil war that erupted around 1980.

Afterward, however, Mr. McCain held a scheduled news conference and immediately addressed the comments, evidently informed about them by his aides.

Most of the shortcomings of the public sector identified in our data were already addressed in the NRHM, but evidently not thoroughly enough.

Evidently, the interface is a bottleneck that needs to be addressed.