Sentence examples for that would be addressed from inspiring English sources

List at least five questions that would be addressed by deepened research in this field.

She made no findings on the merits of Mr. Mohamed's First Amendment claim; that would be addressed at trial.

Mr. McCrory concedes that there have been few reported instances of voter fraud in the state that would be addressed by the law.

While there is no evidence of significant levels of voter impersonation — the sort of fraud that would be addressed by ID requirements — they argue that it is just going undetected.

But the system excludes private gun sales, and many states have done a poor job of keeping the system up to date, something that would be addressed in a measure that is being negotiated between Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, and Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.

In developing the content that would be addressed in a pedagogy course suitable for the specific population of science, mathematics, and engineering majors who serve as LAs, we extracted the essence of effective pedagogical practices from the literature.

That would be addressing racism head-on in a way that is effective in discussion, even if uncomfortable for older, whiter readers.

In a column this week, Miss Manners points out that protocol dictates that Bill would be addressed as Governor Clinton — the last, highest, non-exclusive position he held.

I replied that we had inherited that problem from history and that it would be addressed as history evolved.

In this case that question would be addressed by the deputy commissioner at the appropriate time.

Brian O'Shaughnessy, a spokesman for Skype, said that shortcoming would be addressed in a future version of the software.