It is something state policy makers have known and have struggled to address for years.
But regulation is a key barrier to address for large scale mobile banking to be truly inclusive".
He asks about covert cooperation with Iran – which Hague declines to address, for obvious, covert-related reasons.
Your MP is the person to address for things which are decided by the central government; defence and foreign policy, for instance.
While Jeter is mentally strong enough to ignore Steinbrenner's criticism and play baseball, the criticism of Jeter's focus and lifestyle has become an issue he has to address for a long time.
"There will be more to say as we get closer to next year," Mr. McClellan said, "but this continues to be a top priority for the president, and one we need to address for America's seniors".
When he does, bringing his healing hands with him, Katie is forced to address for herself the tolerances and sacrifices she might be prepared to make to improve the world, or at any rate, life within her postal district.
Ms. Chenevert added that no development proposals would get very far unless the town addressed its inadequate sewers -- a problem she and others had been trying to address for years.
But many lawmakers (and the White House) oppose a bailout, saying that throwing good money after bad won't solve Detroit's fundamental problems, which the companies have done too little to address for too long.
Bones of the thousands of victims on both sides, hastily buried along roadsides, still turn up, a national shame that few Spaniards wish to address for fear of disturbing a successful consensus.
He also refutes any criticism that this is easier to address for middle class parents in leafy areas; more so again for those in the countryside, than in the city.
