Sentence examples for press to address from inspiring English sources

PARIS — Boeing's full-court press to address the risk of battery fire on its flagship 787 Dreamliner jet this year has not slowed progress on the company's other planes in development, including a revamped version of its popular 777 wide-body, Raymond L. Conner, chief executive of Boeing's civil aircraft division, said here on Sunday.

With black unemployment at a record high rate, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) has been waging a full court press to address the problem while making calculated criticisms of President Obama on where he's fallen short on this subject.

Chinese officials will almost certainly be pressed to address the issue at a conference Thursday in Beijing.

However, he was gentler when pressed to address Gov. Rick Perry of Texas since the governor announced his intentions (to announce his intentions) to run for the Republican nomination.

Pressed to address the perception that he had not played well to start this season, Pennington said, "The film will reveal the reality".

Pressed to address the problem, Congress enacted a law in 2004 offering to repay the student loans of veterinarians working in underserved areas, but it has received little financing.

When pressed to address charges that Mr. Chalabi provided false intelligence on Iraq's program for unconventional weapons, which helped form the administration's arguments for war, Mr. Wolfowitz said "nothing in Iraq is black and white".

Their prediction is this: "Leaders in Beijing and New Delhi will be hard pressed to address the potentially grave social instability that their countries' ever-increasing numbers of bare branches may produce in the next few decades.

To answer those questions, however, the judge is being pressed to address a wide range of claims that touch on the fitness of both Ms. Grigorieva and Mr. Gibson, who in addition to his daughter Lucia has seven children with his wife, Robyn (who filed for divorce last year).

When the Oslo Accords were signed in September 1993, the Palestinians pressed to address the settlements issue immediately.

Similarly, HMRC was not willing to offer any comment beyond its boilerplate statement, and when pressed to address the ignored emails suggested speaking to the CPS.