"Address these problems," he said, "and perhaps we may address the problem of voter nonparticipation".
"These initiatives may address the problems that LGBT people face in the short-term.
That may address the question of stigma, he said, but at the expense of candor.
Despite the disheartening findings, Dr. Fazio and her co-investigators believe that several continuing initiatives may address the evaluation issues.
The financial firm may address the matter when it releases its earnings on Oct. 18, he added.
Higher interest rates may address the UK's addiction to credit to some extent, but the medicine is not without side-effects.
Eiko and Koma (she is 58, and he is 61) may address the aging body in their work, but it's true — they look good.
However frequently Graydon Carter may address the bungles of the Bush administration in his letters from the editor in Vanity Fair, he feels compelled, more often than not, to feature a cover star in a bikini.
It may address the future of a planet that is slowly becoming unsuitable for human habitation, and the American responsibility to those who lose their homes as a result.
For the first time there is an opportunity to create a national consensus above and beyond partisan factionalism – one that may address the political predicaments of the country, with an emphasis on dialogue and mutual understanding globally.
First, the 60.5% responder rate may address the question of participation bias.
