1.   In part to address those perceptions, the Army has tried to personalize its advertising by using real soldiers instead of actors.

2.   Many experts say that zero-tolerance policies have less impact on curbing violence than on addressing the perception of danger.

3.   Nuclear regulators and several elected officials called upon Con Edison to address perceptions of dangers at the plant.

4.   The measure is intended to address the perception that current law in effect considers the taxpayer guilty until proven innocent when confronted by the IRS.

5.   The OHV program addresses those perceptions with grants to establish OHV courses and to educate operators on proper ethics.

6.   The teacher is now devoting his energy to addressing common perceptions about age and infirmity.

7.   Williams said Parsons would have to address the perception among some that his company has too much power over the theater.

8.   He addresses his perceptions of the events to the judge, the jury, lawyers, clerks, and other members of the court.

9.   Mubarak did address perceptions that he was unfair in blaming Israel for most of the violence.