Sentence examples for issues get addressed from inspiring English sources

Until those niggling little issues get addressed, all the guided tours in the world won't make a difference.

That ensures that these issues get addressed from the start, even at tech companies such as Facebook that famously want to move, test and tweak their products quickly.

"There's a responsibility to continually agitate the strings of power so our issues get addressed".

Tesla uses the language about safety matters to ensure that issues get addressed, according to a spokesman, who added that employees who don't believe those words apply to their case should come forward and share their concerns.

That is, as other broader issues get addressed, the inherent variability in the handover moment may be lessened by smoothing other interrelated components across the phases, making a tool that helps to structure the exchange potentially more useful.

How does the nuclear issue get addressed at the same time?

And, to complete the cycle, rather than introducing, debating, amending, and voting on legislation, Members of Congress buy into the power shift and increasingly issue press releases about letters they have written to the President or a department secretary asking that a certain policy issue get addressed by the Executive Branch.

However, it is not enough for my own schools' issues to get addressed; all of our school cleanliness issues need to be addressed, from the north side, to the south side, to the west side.

"They were relatively minor events that would not be a large hullabaloo elsewhere, but because Oberlin is so attuned to these issues they get addressed very quickly," she said.

We are a state of 36 congressional seats, 38 electoral votes, and we are a state where people of color are not reflected in those that hold office and the issues that get addressed by our legislature or by our congressional representatives.

There is also written evidence of 'strategic integration', in the sense of a fit between overall strategy and the way that staff are managed: HR issues do get addressed in the context of strategic programmes.