But, Buffett should be encouraged that leading executives are embracing a "new code" with their philanthropy and core business strategies, and leveraging their capital and reach to address a more holistic view of business systems.
Project spokeswoman Jennifer Russo has said the company is committed to involving tribal members and has reached out to address complaints.
As chair of the event, I listened with great interest as Ban spoke about how Fahma was reaching out to address risks to Diaspora communities in developed countries where most people are unaware that FGM is a threat.
(It is doubtful he is going to introspectively consider the merits of the feedback, take personal responsibility, and apologetically reach out to address the misunderstanding).
Smith said the world-first program was easy to implement, cost-effective and "allows us to contact hard-to-reach populations to address health disparities".
"It appears that the senior leadership has reached a consensus" to address soaring lending and investment, said Andy Xie, the senior China economist in Morgan Stanley's office here.
A legislative deal reached in February to address part of the budget problem came under such fierce attack from the left (for its spending cuts) and from the right (for its tax increases) that voters rejected five of its major components in a special election on Tuesday.
Major technological milestones will need to be reached in order to address and overcome those hurdles; and that will require closer collaboration between hardware and software developers and medical personnel such as physicians, nurses, and healthcare workers.
The United States has also begun talks with India and China, the two largest developing economies, and those two countries reportedly reached an agreement to address the issue at last week's Paris conference.
In February, the center, the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and the Holyoke school district reached an agreement to address problems after the center's report found a "disturbing pattern of excessive physical restraint and psychological abuse of youngsters with disabilities".
