Sentence examples for officially addressing from inspiring English sources

By and large, dress codes remain one of the dreariest quandaries of business culture: They can make an employer seem cartoonishly oppressive, but they persist as a tool for officially addressing workers whose sartorial decisions violate what seem (to managers) like obvious office norms.

"We are officially addressing President Viktor Yanukovich: attempts to declare a state of emergency are nothing but a state coup," opposition leader Arseny Yatsenyuk told reporters at a briefing Sunday.

All these measures may have contributed to an increased expectation of patients towards the health system and may have facilitated the act of officially addressing a complaint.

With all these complications making it difficult to officially address homelessness, Heidari decided to act.

After the meeting, Mr. Burris trudged in the rain to a nearby Senate park for a news conference, since he lacked standing to officially address journalists in the Capitol.

Shouldn't they be removed or at least officially addressed?

Mr Johnson, who will officially address the conference on Tuesday, urged the party to unite to win a working majority next year, suggesting that under Ed Miliband's leadership Labour were "virtually unelectable".

Of course, we had some hope that the customer service team may not be aware of how T-Mobile is planning to officially address the problem, and is responding as best it can with limited information.

But the world still hasn't seen that video and Rob hasn't officially addressed the issue.

In 1633 Honoré II (Illustration 8), was officially addressed as "Serene Prince" by the Spanish king, thus recognizing Monaco as a principality for the first time.

The extremely private pair reportedly got engaged in the fall and proposal reports popped up back in November, though they have yet to officially address the latest developments in their relationship.