Sentence examples for water addresses from inspiring English sources

The army officer overseeing the distribution of water addresses the crowd who've gathered to get their ration, "those with a copy of their paid water bill can have four buckets of water".

On "double dipping," Paul Van de Water addressed an especially harsh Republican proposal which targets (the small number of) recipients who receive both unemployment and disability insurance.

Funds will be used to provide clean water, address sanitation and hygiene, provide medical supplies and counseling for children.

Waters addressed the protest in Manchester, which descended into chaos.

The bottled water industry addresses a genuine need that before its rise was satisfied only by the soda and juice companies and their vending machines.

Using water illegally addresses personal pain with a short-term solution.

Sewerage and Water Board addresses were geocoded to a census tract and assigned to the appropriate planning district.

"Drink more water" clearly addresses the individual, but also indirectly the family and the setting, since water has to be provided by both of them.

In short, for each individual, the concentrations of arsenic in drinking water at addresses over their lifetime were derived from measurements at the time of the study and historical data provided by national water authorities.

Therefore, to select sample households, we used the Sewerage and Water Board address list, a roster of all residential addresses billed for water service (the best available list of reoccupied homes after the storm), as the sampling frame.

She got a water bill addressed to The Occupier, The Cemetery, Church St, Seal.