These are not minor matters; addressing them is crucial to Sudan's immediate future.
In this case, the comments are minor but addressing them would further strengthen the submission.
Modifications to the DCI after this stage were minor and addressed items that had confusing wording, typos, or very low or very high difficulty and discrimination scores (see Data Analysis).
I've seen how addressing minor crimes can reduce crime over all while increasing a sense of safety.
Those are the kind of changes that are most useful in iOS 9 – minor, superficially, but addressing some of those niggling issues that iPhone's have long had.
By properly addressing minor problems at first instance, in a down-to-earth, human and practical way, we reduce the build-up of low-level cases and potential escalation into full-blown trickier cases.
One of most influential policing concepts in recent years has been the "broken windows" theory, which holds that addressing minor crimes and signs of disorder can head off bigger problems down the road.
Information security has evolved from addressing minor and harmless security breaches to managing those with a huge impact on organisations' economic growth.
The affinity for addressing minor but highly-visible problems at the expense of addressing more pressing and fundamental issues can be illustrated by the example of the public service announcements, in the form of stickers, posted on one of the mini-buses in which I sat in Alexandria, Egypt.
NATO will take some minor steps toward addressing the challenges on its southern border -- sending airborne early warning aircraft, warships and a small training mission for Iraqi forces -- but to really settle the challenges of Syria will require cooperation between Russia and the West.
Globally, direct food transfers have a somewhat minor role in addressing undernutrition overall, but they have a role with certain vulnerable populations that is essential to ending preventable child and maternal deaths.
