Sentence examples for importance to address from inspiring English sources
This is why methods broadening knowledge of external loads and internal rail stresses are of higher importance to address rail design or maintenance process.
"Water solutions are growing in importance to address situations like California's profound drought, while Europe is rolling back their carbon reduction and renewable energy commitments due to a changing economic and energy natural gas landscape".
We believe that it is of the utmost importance to address the fundamental causes of Haitian illegal migration to the Dominican Republic by creating in Haiti the conditions needed to allow its citizens to lead dignified and productive lives.
The identification of peperite reflects contemporaneous time relationship between volcanism and sedimentation and this finding is of primary importance to address the evolutional reconstruction of the Abu Treifiya Basin.
In the EU DEMO design (Romanelli, 2012; Federici et al., 2014), due to the large number of complex systems inside the tokamak vessel it is of vital importance to address the in-vessel integration at an early stage in the design process.
Moor stressed the importance to address security from the start.
He said: "We will attach greater importance to addressing problems resulting from environmental pollution, and strike a proper balance between optimizing economic structure, boosting development that is driven by science and technological innovation, and conserving resources and protecting the environment.
"It is the committee's sincere hope that these topics will receive the attention and investment commensurate with their importance to addressing the coming potential climate crises," Marcia McNutt, chair of the Committee on Geoengineering Climate, wrote in the introduction to the reports.
Consequently, responsible health authorities have attached high importance to addressing problematic waiting times, amongst others in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Canada, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
APA agreed that a conflict of interest had definitely occurred and that it had not been disclosed -- but minimized its importance, failed to address or explain many of the most pertinent facts, and recommended no action.
In both psychiatric and somatic medicine, decisions need to be made within a short timeframe, during which confidence in actors, their handling of tasks and their decision-making is of great importance to effectively address any acute situation.
