Sentence examples for point address from inspiring English sources

"It makes it very hard not to at some point address Iran's breaches by referring them to the Security Council," he said.

"We are not moving one iota," said Colin Tooher, whose family had lived at the same Millers Point address for six generations.

Obama's reëngagement reflects a doctrine of limiting U.S. military intervention abroad and ending the "long seasons of war," as he put it in a West Point address on May 28th.

And while activists elsewhere have begun to organize students against the 2002 Iraq crusade, they are doing so a full four months after President Bush's West Point address made "preventive war" against Iraq seem all but inevitable.

She spoke for almost 15 minutes, but did not at any point address the impact of his actions on Savoie.

As for all the I-told-you-sos now flying around: it would appear that Obama here has the edge since it was he who ran on no more "dumb wars" like Iraq and who said in his West Point address last month that we have less to worry about al Qaeda central and more from local offshoots -- that means more drones than troops and counter-terrorism rather than counter-insurgency.

My fourth point addresses accountability and transparency.

At one point, addressing Mr. McCall directly, he said: "Stop the excuses.

Schäuble's response to my point, addressing the rest of the Eurogroup while avoiding my eyes, was remarkable: "The previous government has committed Greece to 4.5% primary surpluses.

One final point addresses the proliferation of motion- and body-based interventions for promoting mathematics learning.

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