Sentence examples for organized to address from inspiring English sources
Those attacks proved the bureau and our other intelligence and law enforcement agencies have been ill-equipped and too poorly organized to address the threats we face.
A multi-disciplinary team from several institutions has been organized to address the key issues associated with these systems.
This critical review was organized to address the recent developments in the use of CNT-based materials as working/counter electrodes and electrolytes in photovoltaic devices and as building blocks in next-generation flexible energy storage devices.
It is organized to address the need for teaching parallel programming on current system architectures using OpenCL as the target language, and it includes examples for CPUs, GPUs, and their integration in the accelerated processing unit (APU).
Data were organized to address the major domains of inquiry.
Currently, most efforts organized to address children's environmental health are focused on protection from environmental toxicants specifically.
In over 45 communities in 25 states, JwJ local coalitions are organizing to address issues impacting working families.
The report also underlines stories of powerful local efforts of communities organizing to address these issues, opening up new lanes to cycling in communities often overlooked by traditional transportation planners and cycling advocates.
This situation is easily remedied; one solution would be for host communities to better organize to address the informational needs of immigrant retirees [ 3, 23].
The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene traces its origins to 1903, a time when health professions were organizing to address new health threats, including those posed by growing international exchanges and evolving colonialism.
Even a roundtable held earlier this month, organized to try and address criticism that the government isn't doing enough on the file, was met with derision after the fact by Assembly of First Nations Chief Perry Bellegarde, who told CTV that "everybody expected more".
