Sentence examples for narrowly addressing from inspiring English sources

The partners shared a vision that programmatic HIV prevention and care goals could be met by strengthening public health systems and supporting specific areas of national human capacity development rather than by narrowly addressing only HIV programmatic needs.

But the remedies, which narrowly addressed the results of the anti-competitive behaviour, ignored treating the underlying cause: the monopoly.

One recent review of CPGs for patients with type-2 diabetes mellitus showed that the impact of multiple comorbidities, patient's socio personal contexts, and patients' personal values and preferences were only narrowly addressed in most CPGs [ 46].

Henry Klehm III, a corporate governance lawyer at the law firm Jones Day who was not involved in the case, said the appeals court's decision was written narrowly to address the specific issue of prosecutorial misconduct in this case, and that the opinion otherwise described the case against Mr. Reyes as valid.

"Michael's points are right-on...I believe, with great regret, that the pragmatic circumstances of keeping bin Laden alive outweighed, very narrowly, what Michael is addressing.

But Mitch Bainwol, chief executive of the Recording Industry Association of America, a recording industry lobbying group, said the legislation was meant to be narrowly tailored to address companies that build technology focused on illegal file sharing.

The Police Department's policy balanced the needs of protesters with those of pedestrians and people attending the convention, and "was narrowly tailored to address the threats to sidewalk congestion and security created by an event the size and spectacle of a national convention in Midtown Manhattan," Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs wrote in the decision issued on Thursday.

Strict scrutiny requires that the regulation in question be narrowly tailored to address a compelling governmental interest and be the least restrictive means of achieving that goal.

Our study was very narrowly defined to address student and facilitator perceptions of facilitator behavior, based upon self-reports of use of online information resources.

Efforts to both measure and improve the quality of medication use often define quality too narrowly and fall short of addressing the complexity of an older adult's medication regimen.

The White House was clearly taken aback by the assessment that Mr. Qaddafi could prevail, and Mr. Donilon, talking to reporters a few hours later, suggested that Mr. Clapper was addressing the question too narrowly.