Sentence examples for satisfactorily addressing from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that the council had a policy agreed in March 2008 opposing expansion unless there was "comprehensive and creditable investment" satisfactorily addressing environmental issues.

Satisfactorily addressing these questions is not a trivial task, requiring novel and innovative research approaches.

Yes, says state geologist Taylor, but feasibility would depend on satisfactorily addressing a host of key issues: the implementation of guidelines for hydraulic fracturing, adequate standards for gas well construction, rules on the reuse of wastewater, and the management of drilling waste.

As President Obama has emphasized, some central structural issues have not yet been satisfactorily addressed.

All but three applications, however, were withdrawn after the authorities satisfactorily addressed the petitioners' concerns, Xinhua said.

With no firm figures attached to the Green Deal, risk and cost issues have not been satisfactorily addressed.

Bernard Jenkin, the Conservative Party's shadow defense secretary, said the government had not satisfactorily addressed the concerns raised by the disclosures.

The minister added: "This is a neat solution to a problem that has not been satisfactorily addressed since devolution".

Mr. Romney's campaign said he would not participate "unless and until Univision satisfactorily addresses this situation".

That is why so many of them keep producing arguments that Darwin, with the evidence available to him at the time, could not satisfactorily address.

Until they are satisfactorily addressed, the best option for parents is to just say no to dubious toys that may risk your child's privacy.