Sentence examples for initially addressing from inspiring English sources
A pilot project initially addressing Pirin and Central Balkan National Parks supports traditional mountain pastoralism so that farmers can use customary seasonal grazing systems, involving shepherds looking after traditional local breeds in high mountain pastures in the summer months.
Initially addressing the hypocrisy of foundations whose values were ignored in the investment committee's choices, impact investing was considered to be concessionary: impact first and only partially concerned about financial returns.
The program initially addressed discarding, and then strategies for reducing what came into the home.
He initially addressed its critics by saying that he wasn't siding with the Nazis.
Disputes between the district and parents are initially addressed in Individualized Education Program meetings, and sometimes in hearings involving lawyers.
The Times of India initially addressed the actress's original criticism by telling her that she should be flattered by the comment.
Yet, although the movement initially addressed the killing of unarmed young black men, the women were equally committed to the rights of working people and to gender and sexual equality.
The disposal of shale gas brine was initially addressed in Pennsylvania by allowing the industry to use municipal water treatment plants that were not equipped to handle the unhealthy components.
The question initially addressed by critical theorists was why the working classes in advanced capitalist countries were generally unmotivated to press for radical social change in their own interests.
The events initially addressed in "The Act of Killing" are little known in the West: the slaughter of as many as a million people in Indonesia following the military's seizure of power there in 1965.
The rapid-fire legislative maneuvering was noteworthy because the Republican-controlled House, which passed its own accounting and corporate governance measure in April, had previously urged a more limited scope to new laws and regulations than had the Senate and had not initially addressed criminal penalties.
