Sentence examples for suggests addressing from inspiring English sources

She suggests addressing nude selfies as part of education under way about consent and respectful relationships – "a kind of etiquette, if you like, in the digital space … rather than a technological, scary problem".

The identifier space suggests addressing wraps around on each coordinate.

Astronomer Christina Richey suggests addressing the issue "politely but boldly".

The high significance of the start-up also suggests addressing plant-wide optimality in a different way compared to most conventional continuous industries, where the time required to reach steady state is typically below 10% of the operating time.

In a report to the European Commission on foresight modelling, an expert group suggests addressing "the issues of cooperation and coordination across policy areas…as well as matters of institutionalization in contrast to the ad hoc implementation of foresight on a project-by-project basis" to create anticipatory governance and to unite foresight and decision-making practices [41].

A recent WHO report also suggests addressing behavioural risk factors due to their cost-effectiveness, and their relative ease and speed of implementation [ 15, 16].

It was Mr. Townsend himself who suggested addressing the group, Mr. Fazio said.

Other proposals suggest addressing how communities deal with mental health issues.

Ludlam said the challenge was to "offer alternatives" to those stoking division and suggested addressing economic inequality was part of the answer.

In his first attempt to consider the issue, in "Liberty and the News" (1920), Lippmann suggested addressing the problem by raising the status of journalism to that of more respected professions.

Mr. Babbitt suggested addressing the blockage by allowing the service to put off decisions about how much habitat should be set aside until further studies are completed, and giving priority to identifying new endangered species.