Sentence examples for look at addressing from inspiring English sources

We will look at addressing this, and can learn a lot from over the pond in the United States where it has been success for many years".

He says that any national look at addressing the violence against Aboriginal women also has to address the inherent discrimination against these women.

The community lacks a generic measure for determining annotation quality and correctness, which we look at addressing within this article.

1 Recognising this and the UK's pre-eminent position in eye research, the Vision 2020UK ERG considered that any UK Research Agenda must look at addressing unavoidable sight loss for it to be credible.

On the other side, UNICEF would look at addressing particularly weak aspects in each of the six LPAs, a tailor-made support might be needed and, where necessary, with external consultancy expertise instead of a training programme that suits all the LPAs.

"The T.S.A. is looking at addressing the risks associated with general aviation," Michal Morgan, general manager of business operations at the agency, said in an interview before the meeting.

"A convertible is the most emotional statement a car buyer can make," said Ben Mitchell, a manager for advanced product strategy at Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. "It screams, 'I want to be looked at!"' Addressing those types of emotions is especially relevant in today's world, Mr. Mitchell said.

Students at Thurgood Marshall and E.L. Haynes are similarly looking at addressing poverty in their communities.

And we in the international community are ready to support a more comprehensive peace and development plan that looks at addressing some of the fundamental causes of the violence.

I think it's fair to say that anybody that is looking at addressing a community based issue, whether it's in a local community on a national basis, regionally or globally, that the days of taking these things on by yourself and being a solution provider solely by yourself are gone.

Other interesting techniques that have developed from the original Connectivity Map concept have looked at addressing the mode of action and molecular effects by way of a "drug network (DN)" [10].