Sentence examples for was appropriately addressed from inspiring English sources

Judge [Steven] Rhodes has reviewed the video, documentation involved in this investigation and is satisfied that this matter was appropriately addressed by the Detroit Public Schools Police Department.

In this study, the issue of data identification was appropriately addressed.

This issue was appropriately addressed in the French ANRS 135 PRIMEVA trial, the preliminary results of which were presented at the 2011 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections.

On a related note, it wasn't clear to me if potential temporal autocorrelation in the numbers and diversity of the herbivore community from one year to the next was appropriately addressed in the analysis; if so, I would suggest adding a statement in the materials and methods how this was addressed or if not, why it did not need to be addressed.

Investigators were asked to provide also information and clarifications about the design of their studies, and to ensure that population stratification and cryptic relatedness had been appropriately addressed and appropriate quality controls were available for the genotyping.

"GSA is working with the vendor to ensure that employee concerns are appropriately addressed in a timely manner".

A spokesman for the F.B.I., Bill Carter, said, "We understand all the allegations of government misconduct have long been appropriately addressed".

If the foundation was short of money, the problem could have been appropriately addressed and humane action taken.

"For those owners or residents with special needs or requirements, we are working with them to be certain that all such needs are appropriately addressed," the spokeswoman said.

Mr. Annunziata said he had undergone sensitivity training after an internal review, but American officials said they were deeply disturbed by the matter, which they said had not been appropriately addressed.

The report's release was also sought by The New York Times, CNN, Newsday and The Daily News, which argued in a brief that under the First Amendment the public has the right of access to court documents, in this case to "know firsthand either that the allegations of misconduct have been thoroughly investigated and found untrue, or that any governmental misconduct has been appropriately addressed".