Sentence examples for to decide addressing from inspiring English sources
One wonders how many headlines like this it will take for Republicans to decide addressing climate change is more important than abetting the fossil fuel industry".
In England and Wales, at death registration, it is up to the informant to decide what address to give as the usual place of residence.
The administration also needs to decide how to address Japan's suddenly worsening economic problems.
It is important to decide whether to address the femur, the tibia or both.
Who better to decide how to address their real needs?
It is therefore fundamental to decide which measures address outcomes of most importance.
On the same account creation page, you'll also be asked to decide on an email address and a password.
Before going to Iberia, Napoleon decided to address several lingering issues with the Russians.
A new administration in Washington could decide to address the increasing number of uninsured Americans by asking the private insurers to play a role.
As for the characters who decide to address us directly, as if being interviewed, why not?
Until we decide to address economic inequality, debates about campaign-finance rules are marginal concerns.
