Sentence examples for the first step in addressing from inspiring English sources
The first step in addressing it is to become aware of its ubiquity.
The first step in addressing our language deficiencies is a national recognition that they exist.
"The fire protection in the entire borough is lacking and this is the first step in addressing the problem," said Jerry Huntzinger, the Staten Island trustee for the Uniformed Firefighters Association, which had pushed for the firehouse.
Understanding that adverse childhood experiences can lead to a cascade of social, cognitive and emotional problems, high-risk behavior and ultimately early death is the first step in addressing them.
Earlier this month in a packed city hall meeting that ran past midnight, the Oakland city council made the first step in addressing the city's housing crisis, unanimously approving a 90-day moratorium on evictions without cause and on rent increases above 1.7% per annum.
Despite the lower-than-expected turnout, this meeting could mark the first step in addressing the future needs of Germany's dual-career couples.
One of the first steps in addressing this lack of knowledge is to provide an estimate of mortality rates to highlight the burden of disease due to SCA.
The first steps in addressing the issue of positive selection in complex diseases (including Crohn's Disease, Type 1, and Type 2 Diabetes) were taken in a study that scanned specific disease associated SNPs for positive selection [10].
While we stand behind our theory's explanatory power, we do agree that the present manuscript is only a first step in addressing the modern literature on the links between motivation and the internal physiological states.
This admission is the Catholic hierarchy's own first step in addressing the realities about sex and sexuality.
While identifying the studies that address ED is an important first step in addressing the DG Environment's mandate, the evaluations in the SOA Assessment appear anecdotal rather than analytical; instead of comprehensive evaluations of the state of knowledge, its conclusions are drawn from individual endpoints without sufficient justification.
