Sentence examples for seriously addressing this problem from inspiring English sources
Some Tory activists and MPs have been floating ideas to breathe life into their party (see, for example, the essays from Douglas Carswell and others in the Renewal document, or the Bow Group's call for conference to vote on policy) but we have not seen any evidence in Manchester to suggest the party leadership is seriously addressing this problem.
In India the effectiveness of iodized salt was demonstrated in the 1950s, but other pressing priorities prevented developing countries like India from seriously addressing this problem.
"This is antithetical to the civic mission and responsibility of higher education, and it is time for the academic community to seriously address this problem".
The American ambassador to Kenya, William M. Bellamy, said the United States would withhold about $2.5 million intended to help Kenya fight corruption because Kenyan officials were not seriously addressing the problem.
But only if Congress seriously addresses this issue.
The government must seriously address the problem of NHS funding before it can hope to curb weekend mortality.
"Being in such a defensive posture makes it nearly impossible for them to seriously address the problem," Ms. Ahearn said.
Moira K. Lyon, a Democrat and the House speaker, called the bill "the first actual step" in recent years to seriously address the problem of overcrowded highways.
Given the Bush administration's unwillingness to seriously address the problem, Schwarzenegger's initiatives to mandate hard emissions targets and set up carbon-trading schemes with other states and Canadian provinces make him this country's most forward-thinking governor, and its greenest Republican.
Mahaffey conducted pathbreaking research on mercury poisoning, helping to disentangle the web of bioaccumulation that had stymied previous efforts to seriously address the problem.
How long before the political system seriously addresses the problems of pensions and health care, immigration, an increasingly inefficient tax system and a variety of other problems?
