Sentence examples for reference to addressing from inspiring English sources

Yet while the government claims in the speech from the throne that it will launch an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, provide "greater support for survivors of domestic and sexual assault," and make life easier for immigrants in Canada, it makes no reference to addressing laws that demonstrably harm all of these groups.

We use SICA as a reference to address the challenges of validating and verifying the simulation model.

With 19 of the 20 major rivers in the western Sierra Nevada having dams, these data provide scientists and regulators with a valuable reference to address how impoundment affects water quality.

B. coahuilensis has the smallest genome reported for a Bacillus and thus is a good reference to address the number of genes shared between all of the representatives of Bacillus.

Women's rights campaigners are anticipating a fight over the language in the final CPD document, which in its present form makes references to addressing discrimination based on sex and gender – implying a shoring up of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights – and the need for comprehensive sex education for young people, which suggests access to abortion.

For example, the forms ja-o, kər-o in Gujarati təme kyã jao cho "Where are you going?" and šũ kəro cho "What are you doing?" are historically plurals but are used with reference to one person addressed by the pronoun təme.

This was the first reference to be explicitly addressed by the Doctor and Rose.

With specific reference to the themes addressed in this publication, the interview guide explored how women and guérisseurs construct and define what constitutes a lactating problem and what prevention and treatment options they resort to in case of need.

(She was booed lightly during the larger candidate forum)." And the moderator's reference to "agitation" was not addressing "criticism of [Pelosi's] appearance in the blogopshere," which actually welcomed the visit, but the Code Pink members, who are known for protesting from city halls to congressional hearings.

Only 14% of surgeons' responses included a reference to directly soliciting and addressing patients' preferences, expectations about treatment outcomes and/or knowledge of their condition and treatment options.

We're going local here," ABC 7's Shaw asked the President-elect how his stimulus plan would benefit local governments and made specific reference to the street addresses of Chicago City Hall and the Springfield statehouse.