Sentence examples for general addressing from inspiring English sources

The roadmapping framework addresses a broad technology landscape covering three focal domains: (i) Energy storage with lithium-ion battery technologies in general, addressing all kinds of corresponding battery applications, (ii) energy storage for electric mobility and (iii) stationary energy storage specifically.

The NGOs were in general addressing broad topics within a gender, VAW, reproductive, and sexual health framework.

In general, addressing these strategies involves putting in place properly designed accountability mechanisms, which in turn requires building capacity in human resource management.

While by the PICh approach several hundreds of putative telomere-associated factors were identified and the PICh technique is, in general, addressing the global composition of (telomeric) chromatin, our approach is more apt to rapidly identify the direct DNA binders and their tight interaction partners as illustrated by the identification of HOT1.

If you are dining with people who follow a different faith, it would be polite to slightly alter your prayer by leaving out Christ's name and thanking God in general (addressing Him with "Lord", "Father", or "Our God" should be appropriate in all faiths).

In a rambling statement lasting almost an hour, the 86-year-old retired general addressed a panel of three judges who will determine his guilt.

In the other report, in August 2007, the inspector general addressed the integrity of the Energy Star label, noting that "E.P.A. does not have reasonable assurance" that the process allowing manufacturers to self-certify their products is effective.

On 19 April 1993, the Secretary-General addressed a letter to the President of the UNSC informing him that the report would be made available to the UN Security Council no later than 6 May 1993.

As Kofi Annan, former United Nations Secretary-General addressed to the World Bank Conference Global Knowledgee" in Toronto on June 22nd 1997, the key to human development is knowledge.

Would the attorney general address this?

Never before had "folks" been used so relentlessly and enthusiastically as a term of general address outside church suppers, chain restaurants and family reunions.