But which languages does he use to address potential voters?
Which of four names to use to address a military attaché?
Indeed, the #leanintogether campaign suggests concrete policies that managers can use to address some of the barriers.
Tells about possible methods the Treasury might use to address the disparity in the treatment of debt & equity.
"I just got e-mail from your site that was written in the same soothing tone one might use to address an unstable mental patient," I said when I reached Dan Konigsberg, the founder and president of CampMinder.com.
When speaking to Gilman, Strassberg combined the elevated volume you might use to address a deaf person with the patronizing tone you might employ with a seven-year-old.
I had more trouble getting the second, and when it came, I noticed the Köbes brusquely called me "du," the informal word for "you" that an adult might use to address a child.
The synthetic biology part is about taking molecules from the natural world and figuring how to make them into little machines that we can use to address complex brain problems.
"We have a significant H.I.V. epidemic in this country, and we really need to look carefully at any potential intervention that could be another tool in the toolbox we use to address the epidemic," Dr. Kilmarx said.
Yet the visual language these contemporary projects use to address object culture itself differs from, say, naturalistic arrangements of ripe fruits and fine silver by painters in 17th-century Holland.
11 30-11 31 A.M.: Hear the intricate pattern of vibrations that others use to address me, and triangulate its source to a little man who decides whether or not I provide value to the people who own the cement cube.
