Sentence examples for squarely address from inspiring English sources

Across the broad geography of its membership, the G-20 needs to squarely address the crisis of rising inequality.

The Supreme Court's decision last week, in Maryland v. King, was its first to squarely address DNA collection and databanking.

Failure to squarely address the government's impunity only emboldens those in the Chinese government who interpret quiet diplomacy and private protestations as a license to oppress.

I wish I knew which way the wind was ultimately blowing on this, but of the other seven major insurers I approached for comment, all either declined to talk at all or declined to squarely address this non-renewal question.

"It was a fantastic kick for the industry to have 'Head-On' win," says Mr Kosslick.Verena Lueken, a film critic at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of the country's leading papers, notes that today's films squarely address those contemporary issues that matter most to Germans: migration, identity, social marginalisation and history.

VFB's fraudulent conveyance claim therefore fails unless VFB can show that the district court clearly erred in concluding that the market price of VFI's stocks and bonds were no longer affected by Campbell's pre-spin manipulations as of September 1998, an issue that VFB seems reluctant to squarely address.

But claims of discrimination were not squarely addressed in the administration's case.

That framework squarely addresses evaluating teachers, improving teacher practice and removing those who are ineffective.

He said they must be squarely addressed, but offered no specific answers.

Instead, it is squarely addressed to the present day, striving for the urgency of a headline.

Only one decision has squarely addressed the constitutionality of legacy preferences.