Sentence examples for path to addressing from inspiring English sources

President Obama vowed as a candidate that he would put the United States on a path to addressing climate change by reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas pollutants.

Addressing that criticism, Pearson said it was never his intention to undermine the impact of structural disadvantage, only to argue that increasing a sense of personal responsibility was a surer path to addressing that disadvantage.

Eggleston joined the first of two panels in that symposium, where she spoke about Zeckhauser's impact on health policy and about what academics and policymakers should be tackling next on the path to addressing the global threat of antibiotic resistance.

With the political infighting between the Republicans and Democrats on the deficit now so bitter that there was a risk of the US government being shut down earlier this month, S&P said it had taken the decision to change its outlook because "the path to addressing these issues is not clear to us".

"The most direct path to addressing the unethical behaviour you see is to figure out a way to bring attention to it so that change might happen," she said by email.

Evidence exists for the emergence of new institutions that may offer an alternative path to addressing fire risk in Oregon and elsewhere in the western United States.

The F.C.C.'s blueprint offers a feasible path to address these lacunae, unleash investment in the broadband network and foster competition among service providers.

Willis is on path to address a set of national issues that Teachers College students from rural areas had in mind when they created the Rural Student Group, which held its second annual symposium on rural education at the College on April 4th.

Targeted editing of genomes pave path to address a wide range of goals not only to improve quality and productivity of crops but also permit to investigate the fundamental roots of biological systems.

It's about starting with a problem and beginning a solution path to address it, but the problem/opportunity comes first.

However, a limited number of targets could have benefited from specific quantified aims, setting the path to address more of them gradually in the coming years.