Sentence examples for opened to address from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor, Azeredo said a new investigation would be opened to address this issue.

Macron's remarks follow similar comments by the centre-right French politician Xavier Bertrand, elected president of the Nord Pas-de-Calais regional council in December, who has repeatedly called the 2003 accord into question and argued the border should be opened to address the growing humanitarian problem posed by the "Jungle".

Several new clinical trials are opening to address these objectives.

He said taking advantage of less expensive North American natural gas was one of the few options open to address the situation.

The majority of drivers are happy, "but our door is always open to address any issues individuals have", said Tom Elvidge, the general manager of Uber London.

If so, Spain could usher in a government more open to addressing Catalan grievances.

Perhaps more people will now be open to addressing this problem.

In many cases, the solution is in sight: it is the teacher being aware that these different symbols exist and being open to addressing these usually non-verbal "clashes" in the classroom.

There is a need to move beyond guidelines and mere procedural ethical review to a broader system which is open to addressing the various other determinants in the developing world [ 1, 2].

A new water treatment plant on the Willamette River opened in 2002 to address this need.

However, this work has also limitations and open issues to address in future work.