Sentence examples for should address as from inspiring English sources
The definition of marine territories is just one area where old laws may lead to difficulties in the changing future; but it is one that nations hoping to maintain existing rights should address as soon as possible.
"The goal was to reach consensus over the country about which areas these guidelines should address as early as possible in the process.
Meanwhile, some village residents are wondering when they will know for certain whom they should address as mayor.
Douglas F. Wasser, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said the partnership agreement should address as many issues as possible, even those that might seem mundane and unnecessary at the beginning.
The biggest challenges that the research community should address as high-priority problems are the interactions of different system components and their tuning knobs, and the interference between different workload classes.
This new theory can be useful in providing the firm's leaders and all of its stakeholders with a more complete vision of its obligations, opportunities, relations, and processes that the firm should address as it engages in helping to make societies become more equitable and sustainable in the short- and long-terms.
The role of volunteers should be re-examined and issues regarding volunteers should be addressed as soon as possible.
The involvement of regulatory cytokines like IL-10, TGF-β for example should be addressed, as well as the more detailed phenotype of T cells or even the participation of T regulatory cells should be explored.
The situation in Cyprus "is very dramatic and should be addressed as soon as possible," Mr. Medvedev added.
This should be addressed as effectively as possible during the research stage and if the entrepreneur isn't financially minded, they must have someone in their team who is.
The study didn't assess the frequency of men's sexual partners prior to marriage upon subsequent divorce rates, and that should be addressed as well, of course.
