Meanings of address the threat in English

The judge did not directly address the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.

They also want government to more to address the threat of climate change.

Officials in Togo and Ghana have said they are boosting maritime security to address the threat.

Muslim and Jewish institutions for years have added security measures to address the threat of violence and hate crimes.

The taxi industry pleaded with Mbalula to address the threat of repossessions, with some stakeholders calling for a repayment moratorium.

But it took the scale of death meted out in Paris last month to force Europe to address the threat.

Areas covered: To address the threat of MRSA, many new therapeutic options with a peculiar activity against MRSA have been recently developed and approved.

The legislation fails "to do enough to address the threat of radical Islamic terrorism," according to a statement by the conservative Freedom Caucus.

An all-party committee has delivered a mandate "for this and future governments" to implement a range of actions to address the threat of climate breakdown.

The UK's crime prevention minister said the UK was addressing the threat.

Instead, Hov waited for the opportune time to address the threats.

Some worry that policy-makers are doing little to address the threats.

NUKIB's warning means the country's critical infrastructure operators were obliged to address the threats and take action.

Our political leaders should consider new ways of addressing the threats posed by the new kind of enemy we now face.

"I've waited long enough to address the threat of the Summer Court's growing strength," he said.

However, a top Federal Reserve official has warned that regulators need to become more proactive in addressing the threats posed by new financial entrants.