Sentence examples for keys to addressing from inspiring English sources

"Kofi Annan's Millennial Vision" (editorial, April 9), about the United Nations secretary general's call to combat poverty and disease, correctly suggests that dropping the debts of poor countries is one of the keys to addressing the problem.

One of the keys to addressing benefits and protections for on demand workers is to find a way to differentiate between 1099 contractors who are actually "businesses-with-employees" (i.e., employees for whom they are withholding and filing the full gamut of payroll deductions and protections) and those who are "individuals".

Nutrition training and imparting cooking skills on healthy, easy- to- cook recipes following hygienic practices will be one of the keys to addressing urban food and nutrition security.  .  .

Developing an electronic tool for collecting family history and providing decision support at the point of care are essential keys to addressing these barriers and our tool, MeTree does just that; however integrating it into practice creates its own set of barriers.

Here's are a few keys to address this urgently.

Establishing well-connected, business, investor and knowledge hubs akin to Silicon Valley is key to addressing this.

It is clear that implementing a strong retention strategy is key to addressing this churn.

Saudi Arabia may also be part of the key to addressing the morass in Pakistan.

As is the case with any relationship, communication is the key to addressing this problem.

"The key to addressing the H.I.V. problem is what government does not want to do," he said.

"A detailed plan for delivering fiscal consolidation remains the key to addressing concerns about the UK's public finances, and to supporting the macroeconomic recovery".