Sentence examples for sensibly address from inspiring English sources

In this commentary, we review existing evidence and guidelines to make the case for global access to NRT highlighting the smoker's right to access treatment to sensibly address nicotine addiction.

New York sensibly addressed the source of the problem, virtually eliminating horseshit in the city, by making use of emerging technologies.

The gravity of his stage movement sensibly addresses an essential operatic problem: the incompatible speeds with which music and drama tend to move.

In our view, the current approach conflates the patent eligibility test with issues that can be more sensibly addressed within a strict and coherent assessment of novelty, non-obviousness and sufficient disclosure criteria or at the post-grant level.

The issue of security will never be sensibly addressed until we can talk about it in a holistic context and acknowledge that we -- the whole planet -- are caught together in a single, interlaced web of danger.

Whatever threat is posed by terrorists can more sensibly be addressed by enhancing the plant's security measures.

How could we end this corruption and make it possible for We the People to move on to the issues that we must address sensibly?

The questions here are tremendously difficult to address sensibly, in part because the stakes of the policies and decisions at issue are so high and novel that they are almost beyond comprehension.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "The problem lies with the holiday companies and airlines and if this issue is to be addressed sensibly then there should be pressure put on them, not schools.

Security of supply is not an empty concept, and it needs to be addressed sensibly: but at the same time crying 'security' is often the last refuge of a bad argument.

This appears to be exactly what the LGA is calling for". Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "The problem lies with the holiday companies and airlines and if this issue is to be addressed sensibly then there should be pressure put on them, not schools.