Sentence examples for to actively address from inspiring English sources

After joining with national conservative forces, it began to actively address the issue of immigration and refugees that economic liberals focused little on.

Since late 2007 the Australian Government, together with the state and territory governments, have devised a consensus policy to actively address issues of quality across all forms of ECEC.

But he went on to say: "We are working with our recruiting partner Capita and the senior Army leadership to actively address these issues and I believe we can work through them, simplify the system and meet the objective.

Though we may not have communicated quickly or with much detail, we are attempting to actively address concerns, and are exploring ways to address this issue and improve our customer service.

Instead they (or their parents) are investing years of savings to actively address their insecurity.

Loving those who hate me also compels me to actively address hate.

We plan to more actively address both of these areas in our curriculum in the coming year, and our hope is that this will lead to improvement in competency scoring on the next round of DO/TP and OSCE evaluation scheduled for 2007 and to a change in how our rising PGY-4s perform in these areas.

I also reached out to a cross-section of American Muslim leaders, including Yusuf and leaders of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), to learn about efforts to eradicate homophobia and actively address the struggles of queer Muslims in Pulse's wake.

"Whilst we are very pleased finally to be reporting a small increase in the percentage of female executive directors, this issue still needs to be actively addressed.

"Child protection will continue to be actively addressed across mission mandates, including in political strategies and operational plans".

Following yesterday's launch of the government's narrative on violence against women and the well-attended parliamentary meeting to launch the third "Making the Grade" assessment of our progress on this issue, it is timely to note the new gender equality duty as a powerful tool to ensure that public authorities actively address the problem.