Sentence examples for start to addressing from inspiring English sources

Ensuring decent nutrition is at least a start to addressing individuals' health issues.

"If climate negotiators in Marrakech can build momentum for further cuts in emissions, we could be making a serious start to addressing climate change," Le Quéré said.

The late start to addressing those growing markets shows a lack of direction from the company.

A BMA spokesperson said: "Whilst we welcome this commitment for additional investment as a good start to addressing the pressures experienced in Scotland's emergency departments, there is a wider issue of the service reconfiguration which should form part of the debate on future workforce planning".

It's a good start to addressing a multi-faceted issue.

Davis said the new legislation is a "very good start" to addressing the problems associated with no-knock arrests, but the family would like to see an extra clause added that would force officers to prove "that there are no children or elders present before a no-knock warrant is issued and executed".

But it allowed us to start to address that question".

I think we're going to start to address that.

And we want action, now, to start to address this complex problem.

A way that, unless politicians start to address it now, has the potential to be dangerous.

President Lee Myung-bak said he would start to address the problem by hiring 10,000 English teachers.