Sentence examples similar to importance addressed from inspiring English sources

We thereby identified areas of importance not addressed by existing questions.

"I know I've seen clips of previous presidents talking about the importance of border security, the importance of addressing the issue of illegal immigration".

Respondents rated the importance of addressing each of 78 questions as: essential, important, or superfluous.

Europe has traditionally understood the importance of addressing vulnerability by providing a system of social protection.

Dr. Nemeroff said the research also underlined the importance of addressing child abuse nationally.

This new strategy explicitly states the importance of addressing the needs of adolescents, young people aged between 10 and 19.

He told the Guardian that he acknowledged the importance of addressing rape culture and violence against women.

Carl Thomson, of the Whitehouse Consultancy, a parliamentary affairs agency, was equally clear about the importance of addressing swing voters.

"We cannot overstate the importance of addressing the most pressing issues here," the advisers said in the report.

"You have to think holistically," Kelkar said, emphasising the importance of addressing access to markets, training, appropriate funding and technology, and more accurate weather predictions.

"There was common agreement about the importance of addressing election reform, and he was as emphatic as the Democrats were who raised it," Mr. Daschle said.