Sentence examples for the proposal addressed from inspiring English sources

Jim Morgo, president of the Long Island Housing Partnership, an advocacy group in Hauppauge, said the proposal addressed the problem of young people unable to save for home ownership because rental costs in Nassau were so high.

But the Islamic Religious Community in Austria, an umbrella group known as IGGO that represents Austria's Muslim communities, said the proposal addressed a "marginal phenomenon".

Edward L. Yingling, the president of the American Bankers Association, says the proposal addresses "systemic risks that accounting standards can have on the economy".

The proposal addresses a debate that has raged since the early days of the Internet: Who benefits more from digital links and the traffic they generate — search engines, aggregators and other online hubs, or the sites that produce the content?

The proposal addresses concerns that metering disproportionately raises costs on low- and moderate-income housing units -- concerns that have been raised since the first days of the city's efforts to bring water conservation and metering to all residential buildings.

The proposal addresses concerns about complexity by giving corporations clear guidance and sufficient flexibility to compute the ratio, but without undermining the law's intent, which is to give the public a clear picture of the gaps between pay at the top and pay at the median.

The proposal addresses patients' cross-border mobility including their ability to access services across borders.

The proposal addresses a difference between state and federal law.

The proposal addresses what is called "public charge".

Nor does the proposal address the very real impact poverty has on our schools (Education Week).

In an interview on Wednesday, Richard M. Doerflinger, a spokesman on abortion for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, said that the bishops appreciated the goals of some of Mr. Casey's proposals, but that none of the proposals addressed the fundamental concern of the use of taxpayer money to subsidize insurance that includes coverage of abortion.