John R. Quinn, who, as the archbishop of San Francisco in the 1980s and 1990s, was a leading liberal voice on social and political issues and resolutely addressed the AIDS crisis, died on June 22 in San Francisco.
(Note: for the first time, JWT is sensing a real desire to get a leg up in absorbing basic marketing concepts. But even an infinite stream of "knowledge" will be meaningless unless the aforementioned structural issues are resolutely addressed).
The statement also said that the euro group "supports the efforts of the Spanish authorities to resolutely address the restructuring of its financial sector".
However, the international consensus required to resolutely address this challenge was significantly eroded over the previous decade because of the setbacks to the global non-proliferation regime.
Western political and religious opinion-makers and the media will need to resolutely address the dangers of Islamophobia as aggressively as they do other forms of hate speech and hate crimes, ranging from racial discrimination to anti-Semitism.
Today the chancellor resolutely refused to address falling levels of demand.
The previous PASOK and ND governments resolutely failed to address these evolutionary, structural problems, which create "haves" and "have-nots"; sets of incumbents (usually connected to the government) and outsiders.
The campaigns of both parties showed an obsessive concern with the fate of the "middle class," an artificially homogenized category mostly coded white, while resolutely refusing to address the deepening morass of poverty, marginality and limited opportunity that disproportionately engulfs African-American and Latino communities.
At the closing of the NPC, Xi addressed the growing inequality in the country and emphasized the need to reject "hedonism and extravagance, and resolutely fight against corruption".
To the click of cameras, he strode resolutely down the portico and even made a rare venture up to the office of White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, where he addressed a coterie of top aides.
But I'm proud to say I stand with Bob Costas, proudly, and to publicly proclaim my belief that guns make it too easy to kill people, and that it is time to address, meaningfully and resolutely, our sick national addiction to firearms, and the warped attitudes that manifest in our citizens shooting holes in one another.
