Sentence examples for notes to address from inspiring English sources
Looking up from his notes to address the massed ranks of cardinals, he told them: "A cardinal – I say this especially to you – enters the church of Rome, my brothers, not a [royal] court.
Since the government had already accepted to amend the guidance notes to address these along with other points in a fashion that the judge found satisfactory, no order was made on the application.
We expanded the Introduction section (within the text size limitations for Discovery notes) to address it to a broader audience.
James seems to have been unable to find anything usefully objectionable about co-blurber Steven Pinker; her page on him consists mostly of a cartoon of "Pinker and the Brain plotting their takeover of the intellectual world" and scattered "notes to address later" (James, n.d.-c).
Even in the off chance that my voice had been above what you consider to be considerate, the aggressive posturing of your note to address the matter was wholly unnecessary and, quite frankly, unproductive".
It is beyond the scope of this brief note to address the methodological concerns that have been raised regarding the design of that study.
Make a mental note to address the concern with the contractor, and offer your child some valued reward for noticing the problem they've spotted.
As one of the main barriers noted to addressing sexual problems in practice was a lack of time, it is also important that training initiatives address the challenge of developing brief, effective actions or assessments delivered by GPs, alongside more specialist ancillary services for sexual counselling where patients with more challenging or complex sexual problems can be referred.
The purpose of this note is to address issues arising in MIMO systems.
It is beyond the remit of a case note review to address the efficacy and quality of these interventions.
Within the past few years, a preoccupation with cosmetic genitoplasty has been noted, mainly to address labial reduction and vaginal tightening.
