Sentence examples for more on addressing from inspiring English sources

Although pegged around hunger and malnutrition, the campaign focuses more on addressing the underlying causes of hunger, such as "land grabs", tax avoidance and a lack of transparency over investments in poor countries.

In other words, rather than focusing largely on shaping the views of Catholics and their morally concerned fellow citizens, it focuses more on addressing governments, usually behind closed doors.

However, extant research only myopically tackles the sustainability potential of AGVs, focusing more on addressing network optimization problems and less on developing integrated and systematic methodological approaches for promoting economic, environmental and social sustainability.

These imply that policy should focus more on addressing the factors that expose people to flood disasters and shape their resilience, rather than focusing on short-term emergency responses, which seems to be the norm in much of the flood affected areas in Ethiopia.

This implies that policy should focus more on addressing the factors that expose people to flood disasters and shape their resilience, rather than focusing on short-term emergency responses which seems to be the norm in much of the flood affected areas in the country.

In particular, we need to focus more on addressing relationship counseling, financial challenges, the need for additional surgeries, and reproductive health education.

Mr. McCain's advertisement suggested that he was more intent on addressing concerns about him among conservatives than the challenge of Mr. Romney.

The politicians, on the other hand, seemed more intent on addressing public impatience with an open-ended commitment in Iraq, either by promising prompt withdrawal (the Democrats) or by suggesting that victory may be near (the Republicans).

Jeter, in his own measured way, was more focused on addressing the team's futility with runners on base and, by correlation, the role he played in it — and has played in it for a while.

He said he hoped Mr. Spitzer's ignominious fall would force lawmakers to focus more intently on addressing the state's financial crisis, and he declined to say how Mr. Spitzer's departure might affect the fight for control of the State Senate this year.

Is it time to seriously consider passing "common sense gun legislation" or should we spend more time on addressing mental health or ending the drug war?