Sentence examples for problems in addressing from inspiring English sources

Air Force Secretary James G. Roche said Wednesday that the service had some systemic problems in addressing sexual assault cases and assisting victims but that commanders were committed to fixing the shortfalls and punishing offenders.

In this case also, there are problems in addressing developing countries in the assessment.

In China, managers faced problems in addressing appropriate recruitment due to social pressure to recruit (incompetent) relatives and friends and they faced organisational pressure to increase hospital income [ 33].

One of the acknowledged problems in addressing needs of underserved populations is the failure of primary care providers to identify psychosocial health risks despite recommendation by American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology [ 112, 113].

Just as epidemiologists in the late 1960s had to address the problem of multifactorial influences on disease, geneticists faced the same problems in addressing the genetics of "complex" traits in which disease is influenced by a multiplicity of genetic and environmental causes.

This has given rise to a third problem in addressing climate change, which stems from a combination of the economic implications of the issue and the uncertainty that surrounds it.

In a statement published on the club's official website, Al Fayed said: "The FA's problem in addressing this pivotal situation is that it has too much power.

An initial troublesome problem in addressing research issues related to pelvic pain is the difficulty in making a definite diagnosis.

This may be due to some operational problem in addressing all of the houses in the targeted localities of the IRS program.

"There is a recognition of serious problems and an openness in addressing them," she said.

International Standards have a role to play in addressing problems related to climate change.