Sentence examples for nowhere addressed from inspiring English sources

But to repeat, whether multi-level bargaining as currently practiced might be an intermediate step in this direction or whether it can be construed as pursuing decentralization consistent with single-employer bargaining while preserving degrees of freedom in macro adjustment is nowhere addressed.

Moreover, the parties in Thermtron did not brief the question, our opinion does not refer to Catlin or its definition of "final decisions," and our opinion nowhere addresses whether any class of remand order might be appealable under the collateral order doctrine.

The announcement came "nowhere near addressing the scale of the challenge we are facing", she said.

Discretionary housing payments and cross-subsidy go nowhere near addressing this.

"Citizens complain about demolition of their houses, but they have nowhere to address problems.

And so far the candidates are nowhere near addressing one of the most important issues to Hispanic voters.

He gave no details, but lawmakers in both parties said adjusting that law would go nowhere near addressing Justice DeGrasse's decision.

Tightening up border and immigration controls go nowhere in addressing the underlying causes of terrorism in our society and in our world.

The House's focus comes nowhere near addressing issues, concerns or initiatives that affect the needs of any significant portion of our society.

(I can only hope that the confusion of the limited staff on night duty and the fire exits that went nowhere have since been addressed).

But how can a long-term dependency be addressed with nowhere to live or no help to manage the depression or anxiety that the drugs are helping to hold back?