Sentence examples for understanding to address from inspiring English sources
In addition, the country is one of six Mekong nations who have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to address human trafficking – the first MOU of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region.
With economic conditions worsening over the course of this year and voter anxiety on the rise, Mr. McCain has had to labor to get past the impression — fostered by his own admissions as recently as last year that the subject is not his strongest suit — that he lacks the experience and understanding to address the nation's economic woes.
NASA has initiated the Living with a Star (LWS) Program to develop the scientific understanding to address the aspects of the connected Sun-Earth system that affect life and society.
In addition, many agency personnel do not have adequate training, expertise, or understanding to effectively address emerging issues.
This redox reaction is essential in understanding how to address the global issue of arsenic contamination in drinking water.
Understanding how to address both perception and risk may be the difference between managing the risk to and not the disaster.
"The cardinal felt it was important to clarify what had been the understanding, and to address it publicly," he said.
The lack of awareness of being overweight/obese and having hypertension, high blood glucose and cholesterol levels may preclude teachers from understanding the need to address modifiable risks for these problems and/or receiving treatment.
"I used it maybe flippantly, maybe thinking it was banter, but it was only by awareness and interaction and actually understanding the effect and power of the words that I was using on someone who is homosexual that I got an understanding and started to address my base-level language use.
She combined a Marxist understanding with psychoanalysis to address the emotional ills of the patients she encountered.
Training citizens in community policing skills would give them the understanding and confidence to address antisocial behaviour and low-level criminality in their neighbourhoods.
