Sentence examples for together addressing from inspiring English sources

We need solutions that bring us together, addressing the economic as well as the environmental effects of policy decisions.

In so doing, economists will work with climate and biological scientists, together addressing the uncertainties of global climate change - because world food supplies are at risk.

It involves an inter-disciplinary team -- including doctors, nurses, social workers, bereavement counselors and nutritionists -- working together addressing the medical, physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs of the patient, as well as providing bereavement support to the family.

I'm proud to be in such good company this afternoon – among so many friends, courageous civil rights leaders, and passionate men and women who have dedicated themselves to bringing our nation together, addressing common challenges, and focusing attention on the problems and inequities that too many of our citizens continue to face.

We still need to address issues of peace," said Lorna Odero, Kisumu County Commissioner, 'I still want to call upon UNICEF and other partners together with the government to come together addressing peace issues'.

Guest Editors Mary Ellsberg for GHA and Sheila Sprague for EJPT, both experts in the field of IPV, have brought cutting edge knowledge together addressing IPV and mental health from a global health and psychotrauma perspective, respectively (Ellsberg & Emmelin, 2014; Sprague et al., 2014).

The bills, taken together, address all three.

Jeb and George P. together addressed a fund-raising luncheon on Wednesday for 3,000 people, offering a "10-best" list of reasons George W. should be elected president.

Yesterday, the companies announced that Hologic would acquire Cytyc, and that they would together address all aspects of women's health.

The People interview, which will be published on Friday, is the first time that he and Ms. Abedin have together addressed the scandal.

They ran a pharmacy together, addressed each other in public as Mr and Mrs O, and brought up their two children in what Ozick now sees as the tail end of the 19th century.