Sentence examples for to addressing the issue of from inspiring English sources

Somaliland's government is committed to addressing the issue of youth unemployment but still needs support technically and financially to appropriately tackle what is a huge problem.

Cameron has committed to addressing the issue of welfare for migrants as part of the renegotiation, so he could hardly now come back from Brussels empty-handed.

The pope flew to New York on the Alitalia papal plane, called "Shepherd One," from Washington, where he had largely devoted his efforts to addressing the issue of sexual abuse by priests.

Barbara Morgan, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education, said the city was standing by its plan as "a fiscally responsible approach to addressing the issue of PCBs in our schools".

A spokesman for Jerusalem's mayor, Nir Barkat, said Thursday that City Hall could not comment on the United Nations report without seeing it, but that Mr. Barkat was "committed to addressing the issue of affordable housing throughout the entirety of Jerusalem".

By providing an alternative to taking on debt to fund a degree and postgraduate study, the profession has taken some big steps to addressing the issue of elitism and will undoubtedly benefit from attracting talent that would otherwise not have naturally gravitated towards a career in law.

Two years later, they returned to the case to address the issue of health care head on.

To do that, you have to address the issue of rational irrationality.

He must be honest to Israel and unafraid to address the issue of justice for Palestinians.

One of Sher's objectives is to address the issue of national sacrifice in wartime.

In creating the national legislature, the delegates had to address the issue of slavery.