Sentence examples for properly addressing from inspiring English sources

Yet, none of the major parties are properly addressing these constitutional issues.

By properly addressing these issues, one can design accurate epidemiologic studies and thus also decent studies of interaction.

He insisted the future of the Great Barrier Reef depended on properly addressing climate change, and ridiculed the Coalition's reef rescue plan.

The generation of light spatial structures is performed by properly addressing phase distributions corresponding to different split-lens configurations onto a spatial light modulator (SLM).

This paper tries to establish an effective CFD model to reasonably predict solids RTD of gas solids riser flows by means of properly addressing the paramount role of particle clusters in determining solids RTD.

In the May 9 letter, Seidman said that in 2000, "the company's financial and accounting infrastructure became inadequate for purposes of properly addressing certain financial and accounting issues that the organization faced given its size, complexity and public stature".

This has not been properly addressed before.

EVEN properly addressed e-mail tends to wander.

Such issues can only be properly addressed through international agreements.

This must be properly addressed in the MILP model.

"The town allowed overdevelopment, and drainage was never properly addressed," Mrs. Giobbi said.