Sentence examples for genuinely address from inspiring English sources

What Oxfam and the wider sector have failed to do is to genuinely address their own power in international development.

It is high time for the educational establishment to recognize and genuinely address the many challenges of middle school education — especially through teacher training.

I'm encouraged by recent developments in the EC and I believe that the new proposal will have many good elements and will genuinely address the different parts of the "circle".

The debate that I'm interested in having is with seriously smart people about how we design institutions in the 21st century that will genuinely address problems of poverty and educational underachievement.

In a warning to Labour about the party's appeal to disillusioned voters, he stressed that Ukip wanted to "actually genuinely address the cost of living and to progress social mobility".

This close to the election, we have to conclude that anything short of a detailed and fully funded plan for our health and social care is simply electioneering, designed to play political games with the health service, rather than genuinely address the enormous challenges facing it.

More, they need to be persuaded that urgent unanswered questions are being genuinely addressed.

While foundations have a good rap about sustained funding, it's hard to name very many that have genuinely addressed and internalized the hard lessons about boom-and-bust funding cycles.

"The Kremlin is concerned about the increase of extremism, and this law genuinely addresses that problem," said Sergei Mitrokhin, a deputy from the liberal Yabloko Party who helped write the law.

"With children, medical matters, private financial matters and grief, it's genuinely addressed," says Crone. "But with kiss'n'tells, very often those doing the kissing and telling are wannabes and the people about whom they are kissing and telling live and die by public exposure.

I call on partners worldwide to join a compact for young people in humanitarian action that we will launch at the Summit--a compact formed with young people to ensure that their priorities and needs are genuinely addressed.