Sentence examples for means addressing from inspiring English sources

That means addressing some uncomfortable truths.

This means addressing key issues in public finance, including taxation.

Above all, this means addressing unabated coal power.

Regaining all these supporters means addressing the full range of concerns.

But, as Streather stresses, tackling the root causes of ill health means addressing inequality and poverty.

This means addressing the weaknesses that allowed financial firms too much leverage and too little disclosure.

This means addressing difficult questions about the educational framework that supports policing".

By all means, address the messaging problem.

That would have meant addressing the risks of climate change in this budget.

He said the government would "make sure people come for the right reasons – which has meant addressing the magnetic pull of Britain's benefits system".

One former US ambassador to Nato said the US would welcome a European army if it meant addressing the "sharp, steady decline in Europe's capabilities".