Sentence examples for that directly addressing from inspiring English sources

Many psychiatrists in Shanghai harbor negative attitudes about suicidal individuals and are concerned that directly addressing the issue with patients will increase the risk of suicide.

And his advertising team produced spots that directly addressed doubts about Mr. Obama's background and experience.

They urgently require an emergency relief package that directly addresses their most pressing health care needs.

New York is one of the few states with a law that directly addresses resuscitation orders.

We work with local counterparts to deliver a targeted, measurable project that directly addresses an identified need.

"I don't think that there's any language in any legislation that directly addresses concerns about republishing work in the medium of DNA," he replied.

The NHS reform and health care professions bill introduced in November 2001 contains proposals that directly address the concerns of the inquiry report.

Deloitte, in a statement, said it had "established and implemented changes to its quality-control policies and procedures that directly address the P.C.A.O.B.'s concerns".

Following Zane's death he produced some large-scale theatrical pieces that directly addressed themes of loss and life, provoking both acclaim and controversy.

Near the end of the record, there's a pair of songs ("Forty," "Play Some Skynyrd") that directly address his could-have-been-a-contender status.

Asking that question brought to mind still another case, one that directly addresses the extent to which professional training and one's personal moral convictions can be compartmentalized.