Sentence examples for term for addressing from inspiring English sources

There is an expectation on the new parliamentary crossbench that the super package will pass with Labor's support, giving the government one concrete mechanism early in the term for addressing budget repair.

A generalized linear mixed model with a kernel density smoothing term for addressing spatial autocorrelation was fit to analyze residential neighborhood activity data.

Although one obvious longer term mechanism for addressing this imbalance is to find ways to keep female staff members from leaving, the short-term solution is to attract back those women who have already left.

For he is decidedly on the side of free enterprise, and dead against charity as a long-term strategy for addressing the global imbalances between rich and poor.

The merits and drawbacks of real-time and long-term arguments for addressing climate change were discussed at this year's Climate, Mind and Behavior symposium at the Garrison Institute.

"I think it would have been much, much better if the BBC had waited for the deficit to be properly assessed and then worked with the [pension] trustees to come up with a viable, long-term plan for addressing it and the ongoing demographic challenges," Boaden wrote.

The NPA believes that both of these proposals have merit, but that altering research grants to require a training component for postdocs is a more realistic short-term means for addressing the problem.

Entrepreneurship programs that support small to medium enterprises through financial and technical support are one long-term solution for addressing excess labor capacity, but they require investment in the private sector and can offer little in the short term.

We can take cues from the Interfraternity Council at the University of California, Los Angeles, which organized a panel on racial and cultural identity as part of a long-term strategy for addressing racism in Greek life.

A report by county officials is expected out later this week that will lay out long-term strategies for addressing homelessness and will help county supervisors develop a plan for spending $100 million set aside for the purpose last year.

Task shifting to include nurses as circumcision providers may be one short-term strategy for addressing the gap in human resources, especially in rural communities where there tend to be fewer clinical officers and physicians.