Sentence examples for print to address from inspiring English sources

Thokozani Khupe, Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, said the report should be considered a "blue print" to address the challenges faced by women and children across the country.

Allegory and symbolism is used in the "Ideals" prints to address the question of why the country was at war with Germany, while the "Efforts" collection illustrates some of the activities of the war effort.

PrintingSolutions.com will design its online print shop to address the challenges of selling custom printed products and to handle potentially large volume orders.

So far, the existing research on 3D printing has tended to address technological specifications (e.g., Gibson et al. 2014), new chemical/material applications (Studart 2016), medical field applications (e.g., Melchels et al. 2012), or prototyping (Gibson et al. 2014).

After much inquiring he finds by consulting the newspapers, that he is to address the Print Club at 4 P.M.

She prints a letter, still declining to address it to 'Juliet' as they can't find the deed poll I sent.

Recent advances in three-dimensional (3-D) printing offer an excellent opportunity to address critical challenges faced by current tissue engineering approaches.

They've favored Facebook clicks over their core readers, and are no closer to addressing plummeting print revenues.

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He also urged members to become more active in union campaigns; of three million postcards printed and addressed to Tony Blair only 100,000 were sent, he said.

will be running another print ad campaign addressed to thought leaders.