Mr. Bush's aides declined to address directly whether they would run advertising using the images.
And that calls for more policy experimentation to address directly the traumas of the working class.
Phonon calculations allow us to address directly the stability of the systems under study.
I wonder if the current politics at home are something she would like to address directly in her fiction?
He turns from declarative speech to address directly, in imperative or interrogative style, whoever is the target of the day.
The agency had tinkered with the proposal made by Mr. Petraeus, partly to address directly the president's skepticism about the plan.
Much of the tension they generate lies in this movement between tight focus and slow reveal, her characters unwilling to address directly the source of their unease.
Following the more philosophical Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights was a practical exercise written to address directly the specific injustices of rule by royal decree.
The great thing about Russian writers of the late nineteenth century was their willingness to address, directly, the hardest questions of human life.
It is dead.Mexicans will have to wait until next year for measures to address directly the inequities in the justice system.
The 30-second spot, titled "Bright Future," is the first Romney campaign ad to address directly his record in the private sector.
