Sentence examples for spent to address from inspiring English sources

I have no doubt that the $2.4 billion that is being spent to address the inadequacies of the courthouses in New York City is justified.

This is money that might be spent to address other pressing social problems, like world hunger, lack of access to clean water in poor countries, malaria, AIDS.

The plaintiffs' lead lawyer, Gladstone Jones, says: "It's a fair question…How much has the federal government spent to address this, and how much has the oil and gas industry spent?"On August 15th Mr Jindal's coastal adviser and the levee board made an uneasy compromise.

This indicates that the software structure, the fixing processes, and the development groups are the dominant factors that impact the time spent to address security issues.

Following a Freedom of Information request, the party said about £20,000 was being spent to address the problem every week.

Our next Congress will put together a budget that decides how our tax dollars are spent to address real issues like the Zika outbreak, natural disaster relief, educating the next generation, and terrorism prevention.

"The full board will be there and I'll be there, and we'll spend the time we need to spend to address shareholder concerns," Mr. Blake said at a meeting organized by the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

"The types of damages include things like the millions of dollars the state is spending to address the impacts of global warming," he says.

Since the accident, Exelon has managed to minimize how much it must spend to address safety concerns at its plants, including its eight General Electric boiling water reactors — the same models as those at Fukushima.

The activities of MoEF in climate change aspects include formulation of policies for climate change adaptation and mitigation, and they are entrusted to spend to address climate change impacts (Planning Commission, Ministry of Planning, Bangladesh 2012).

Republicans defended their approach as balanced and prudent, saying Democrats were offering nothing but a discredited reliance on increased government spending to address the economy's ills.