Sentences with phrase «addresses what»

Eventually, over a period of time, they become ready to move forward with a new life that addresses what has been missing from their marriage — whether that is a second career, a passion for a hobby or personal pursuit, or a relationship with someone whose interests may be more closely aligned with their own.»

Jolene Hart's book, «Eat Pretty,» the bible of eating for beauty, addresses what to eat to solve each skin problem.

However, Jeanette cautions: «KombuchaKamp.com addresses what kinds of tea to use when making kombucha.

If you are specifically interested in this topic of cholesterol, this Cholesterol Myth article addresses what the side - effects are from lowering your cholesterol, as well as the truth about cholesterol numbers.

He also addresses what supplements to take that can minimize the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation if someone were to go that route.

This session addresses what phenotype means in different contexts, the impact of how the phenotype is collected, and why phenotypes are integral to biomedical research and clinical practice.

It also addresses what you may experience and how to prepare for the exams.

The new work addresses what David Puts, a biological anthropologist at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, calls «one of the most contentious questions in the study of the evolution of human sexuality: whether women's orgasm has an evolutionary function.»

It addresses what passes for «knowledge» among homebirth advocates and explains why «trust birth» really means «don't think.»

Unpaid School Meal Fees Thursday, September 14, 2017, 3:00 pm ET Over the summer, school districts were required by USDA to put into effect an official, unpaid meal policy that addresses what happens when a hungry student can not pay for their school meal.

An IHCP addresses what the school will do to establish and maintain a safe school environment for the food allergic child.

Her strengths - based approach ensures that treatment not only addresses what's going wrong, but also identifies and nurtures what is going right.

I have a feeling we are planning to get someone specific in free agency that better addresses what our defensive coaches want.

Great post Raoh, succinctly addresses what an abomination this club has become and how depressingly incompetent the Arsenal hierarchy is in running it.

The passage from 1 Corinthians is helpful as a mirror to Isaiah, as Paul also addresses what it means to be God's people, specifically those who are members of the body of Christ.

The 1 Corinthians reference mirrors the thoughts of Isaiah as does Paul when he addresses what it means to be God's people.

Reston self - consciously addresses what he identifies as the moral dimension of public issues.

More to the point, he addresses what he sees as the specific failures within the Reformed movement to take racial injustice seriously.

Now my main point in mentioning this is to indicate the seriousness with which some influential Chinese take process thought or constructive postmodern thought and, accordingly, want to know how it addresses what is for Marxists a central notion.

We help you organize your thoughts into an integrated strategy that addresses what impact you want to have, where you want to have it and how you want to realize it.

«He's been very involved in our products, helping us test things and providing feedback... When we told him that we were looking to create a social network for teens that really addresses what they aren't getting on other networks, and which tries to deal with things like cyber-bullying, his eyes just lit up.»

Caltech theoretical physicist Sean Carroll addresses what everyone gets wrong about the expansion of the universe.

What to do instead: Adapt the remainder of your presentation so that it addresses what was discussed, because that's clearly what's important to your audience.

This gets back to the New York Times column I cited yesterday, which disparaged business efforts to address what have traditionally been public sector issues — like fixing the health care system, exploring space, or providing general education and training.

But in addressing what he called «The Most Irresponsible Tweet in History,» the Atlantic's Conor Friedersdorf offered Twitter a way out of the cage it has built for itself: Prohibit all heads of state from using the service.

Policies should address what constitutes inappropriate behaviour (for example, vindictive acts if the relationship ends) and any rules regarding managers dating subordinates.

Some entrepreneurs divulged that in the past even when the known wasn't working they had lacked courage to change, adapt or address what needed to be done.

Kimberley Langen — whose website proudly bills her as «Mom, Entrepreneur, Educator» — started Spirit of Math Schools in 1993, to address what she saw as the poor quality of Ontario's math curriculum.

The Australian Securities Exchange has confirmed plans to toughen its listing requirements to maintain the integrity of the market, including changes that will address what it says are emerging issues with backdoor listings.

This month, three senior U.S. House Democrats asked FCC chairman Ajit Pai to take immediate action to address what could be foreign governments» «surveilling Americans in the nation's capital».

At some point you are going to have to address what is making you sick.»

CNBC's Gemma Acton speaks about Nestle's annual investor seminar, which notably did not address what the Swiss food company will do with its stake in L'Oreal.

Apple shareholders Jana Partners and the California State Teachers» Retirement System are urging the smartphone maker to take steps to address what they say is a growing problem of young people getting addicted to Apple's iPhones, Jana partner Charles Penner said.

In my next blog entry, I'll continue this topic by addressing what it means to focus on «tone at the top» and whether it can ensure or at least contribute to success.

Then, only address what you need to address.

Addressing what Sinek shared in his talk, he (and many others) have said we are the generation that grew up in a world of participation medals.

Even worse, we seem tired of addressing what still needs to be fixed.

Billionaire investor Jeff Greene is digging into his own pockets to address what he believes is a big issue: robots.

5:27 p.m. ET: Yahoo's CEO addressed what she called «untruths» in the media about a $ 7 million holiday party and $ 450 million spent on food since she joined the company.

She did not address what will happen to victims of campus assault in the interim, as they will presumably lose protections under the DCL, but a new policy has yet to be implemented.

Mike Toohey, president of the Waterways Council Inc, an inland waterways infrastructure advocacy group, said he was pleased to see the president addressing what he called the «silent r» of the transportation system — rivers.

But he signally failed to address what everyone except the far Left considered the main problem, excessive trade union power.»

In an interview Monday, Royal Dutch Shell PLC's Canadian president, Lorraine Mitchelmore, said the country needs to address what often appear to be the competing goals of improved environmental performance and greater output of oil and gas, and «carbon management» must be part of that approach...

Instead, you can address what matters most — enjoying your life secure in the knowledge that you have a prudent plan in place for achieving your long - term goals.

Neither Ottawa nor Alberta's provincial government has a plan in place to address what happens when the imperatives of confronting climate change make depressed oil prices the norm.

OhmConnect is combining the power of software and networks to address what we believe is a massive opportunity in one of the world's most giant markets,» said Mike Maples of Floodgate.

We emphasize flexibility and provide programs and options that address what...

Focusing only on SEO keywords doesn't address what the customer actually wants and how your product or service provides a solution.

On November 5, U.S. President Barack Obama issued a letter to South Africa, saying the U.S. would suspend duty - free treatment of South African agricultural goods exported to the U.S. should South Africa fail to address what the U.S. government saw as barriers to American products.

While P&G and Gillette officials didn't specifically address what other deals this one could spur, Gillette CEO Jim Kilts said he does expect further consolidation in the consumer products industry.