Sentence examples for strongly address from inspiring English sources
These results strongly address the potential strategy for applying the functionalized GNPs as novel biosensing tools in trace detections of certain metal ions.
Peter Ambler, executive director of the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, believes the new Democratic-controlled House of Representatives "will act quickly and strongly address the gun issue" and cited national polls revealing strong support for universal background checks on firearms.
In a surprise move on 26 April, however, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., tightened several restrictions to more strongly address environmental concerns.
Mayor van der Laan's office said he had assured the government "that criminality and related problems around coffee shops will be strongly addressed and that marijuana use among young people will be further countered".
Among the identification issues, butterfly identification at the species level has been strongly addressed because it is directly connected to the crop plants for human food and animal feed products.
Quantify the contribution level for each characteristic-aspect pair: not addressed (o) - partly addressed - strongly addressed.
Now, please don't get me wrong, the drug cartel's murder and mayhem with the negative side effects is huge, for both sides of the border it has affected the quality of life for millions and does need to be strongly addressed by both governments.
This brings about the issue of trade transparency mechanisms, which need to be strongly addressed by each country, for fair trade to become a reality.
The need for quality improvement was quite strongly addressed in the Ugandan policy as quality assurance and evidence based services were guiding principles.
These challenges were those most strongly addressed in all documents and identified by the researchers through content analysis of the policy documents.
Based on the results of this study, it could be concluded that students in Cameroon universities are only kidding with research ethics, a situation that needs to be strongly addressed.
