Sentence examples for would address with from inspiring English sources

"I told the Greeks at the start that Cyprus was not an issue that I would address with them".

Furthermore, comparison of patients with similar IED diseases treated with corticosteroid monotherapy as controls, compared to those treated with systemic IS therapy, would address issues with regard to the baseline malignancy risk in patients with IED.

Presley was devastated; their relationship had remained extremely close even into his adulthood, they would use baby talk with each other and Presley would address her with pet names.

When the authorities wrote to him to confirm his temporary exemption from the draft and asking him to complete certain bureaucratic formalities, he replied that he would comply if they would address him with the honorific 'Mr', as they did his white colleagues.

"I wish the government would address this with rather more energy and cohesion and focus.

Among themselves, they would address one another with the formal Sie while still using first names.

Van Gundy refused to speak on Childs's temper but said he would address the situation with him.

Mr. Cameron said Britain would "look carefully" at the final proposal before deciding how it would address the issue with other European governments.

He declined to say specifically how G.M. would address the situation, with actions like closing factories or cutting large numbers of jobs in Europe.

Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, the F.D.A. commissioner, said in an interview that salt was a serious concern her agency would address in concert with other issues, like obesity.

There was little in Christie's uninspiring campaign to make anyone think he would address these issues with more tenacity than the governors who preceded him.