Sentence examples for have effectively addressed from inspiring English sources
Neither the F.B.I. nor America's other intelligence agencies have effectively addressed what may be the most important challenge of September 11th: How does an open society deal with warnings of future terrorism?
My fellow Americans, the fact that the recent Copenhagen climate summit was a bust in terms of solving our energy/climate problems doesn't mean that we can ignore those problems — or that we can ignore how individual countries, like Denmark, have effectively addressed them.
Neither the outgoing nor the incoming administrations have effectively addressed the Russia problem.
While many ALMPs have effectively addressed market failures in countries with very different labor market challenges, many others have not succeeded in improving beneficiaries' livelihoods.
The original methodological approach proposed in this study, a Panel Two-Stage Residual Inclusion approach, seems to have yielded sensible results and to have effectively addressed problems that are known to be a source of bias in the literature.
Mass media campaigns have effectively addressed this issue with regard to the CHW programme in Pakistan.
And no agency has effectively addressed the huge leverage in the system, a problem that seriously compounded the recent crisis.
"The matter is not closed until Toyota has effectively addressed the defect by providing a suitable vehicle-based solution," said the regulatory agency.
While our results suggest that government science at the OMNR has effectively addressed many of the policy risks associated with forest management, it can also generate risks where government science challenges the strategic directions set by forest policy in response to societal values.
Our assembler TruHMM has effectively addressed these issues.
Moreover, regulators, supervisors, and the private sector could have more effectively addressed building risk concentrations and inadequate risk-management practices without necessarily having had to make a judgment about the sustainability of house price increases.
