Sentence examples for the practice of addressing from inspiring English sources

Reneta McCarthy, a lecturer at the Cornell School of Hotel Administration, said that hotels have had so-called loyalty programs since the mid-1980's, but that the practice of addressing guests by name on the phone and in person was more recent.

The symbol of the sun circle, one of the most prevalent artistic representations of the sacred king, and the practice of addressing the king as "my sun" are well depicted in rock reliefs and inscriptions in areas ruled by the Hittite kings.

But in the practice of addressing our art materials for the sake of becoming more clear -- whether that means a deeper understanding of a question or a calling, or simply a time to un-wad the crinkles of a too-busy mind -- we can find illumination.

This development accompanied and served the growing cult of saints and the widespread practice of addressing images as focuses of prayer and veneration.

He slashed the army and navy, reduced the public debt, and ended what he regarded as the "monarchical" practice of addressing Congress in person.

This, we believe, is in keeping with the current practice of addressing volume responsiveness in a hypotensive patient prior to initiation of vasopressor therapy.

Mr. Blier and the mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne are classical pioneers in the once-forbidden practice of addressing the audience from the stage.

The practice of companies addressing and reporting sustainability-related issues has grown steadily over the past several decades.

We first review the theory and practice of addressing credibility problems in monetary, fiscal, and trade policy.

During  the  armed  conflicts  in  the Balkans, Afghanistan, Sierra Leone,  Georgia  or Sudan, the practice of football addressed the trauma of conflict and the distress resulting from displacement.

We do not have a standardized way or a best practice of addressing this challenge.