Sentence examples for which aims to address from inspiring English sources

To his credit, President-elect Lobo has laid out an initial governance plan which aims to address these stark realities.

It took a year to develop the FightBack app, which aims to address what many believe to be chronic under-reporting of crimes in the capital.

It also marked the beginning of a fight to pass the rights bill, which aims to address the historic mistreatment of Mexico's Indian population, the largest in Latin America.

My Kali, a Jordanian magazine which aims "to address homophobia and transphobia and empower the youth to defy mainstream gender binaries in the Arab world" has been published regularly since 2007.

It is refreshing, then, to turn to Born Digital, a serious and engaging study of how "digital natives" (people who grew up with the internet) actually behave online, which aims to address the "culture of fear around the online environment".

James Westhead, executive director of Teach First, which aims to address educational disadvantage, said: "While it is welcome that universities will increase spending on widening access to higher education this year, too much of this money is spent on ineffective schemes, or as recruitment incentives for those who have already decided to apply.

Last year, criticising the Safe Schools program which aimed to address the bullying of LGBTQI children, Bernardi claimed that it indoctrinated children with "Marxist cultural relativism".

This paper proposes various passive design strategies which aim to address both mitigation (by reducing carbon emissions) and adaptation (by improving human comfort and reducing energy consumption).

"At the forefront of the justice system is the development of community based women's services, which aim to address the underlying reasons for many women's offending, such as drug and alcohol addiction, mental health and their often long histories of domestic violence and abuse.

Her research is supported by the newly funded NIH U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Centers of Excellence on Environmental Health Disparities Research, which aim to address modifiable risk factors contributing to health disparities.

In light of this, pregnancy is emerging as a priority area for interventions which aim to address the obesity epidemic.