And her point, at that analysts' meeting this summer, was not to embarrass her audience but to address doubts about the merchandise.

The Bush Administration will address confusion and doubts about Treasury Secretary Brady's debt proposals at meetings of the world's top economic officials.

As Congressional complaints mounted that he no longer seemed remorseful, the President decided that he needed to address doubts that he was preoccupied by anything except budget meetings and Christmas shopping.

Friends of Mr. Lozano, a former corporate and criminal lawyer and National Action congressman, said it was not unlike him to address doubts about his prudence before they had a chance to be raised.

The Government has not yet said how it will address doubts about the vote's legitimacy.

In Part I: God on Trial, Morris addresses the major questions, doubts and preconceived notions that many people have about the nature of God and faith.

Their actions suggest what her advisers said yesterday was the need to address persistent doubts about this candidate among Jewish voters, and, more fundamentally, lingering doubts about her trustworthiness across the electoral spectrum.

After 1900 its focus shifted from defending against external attacks to addressing doubts from within Christianity.

Addressing doubts about her forcefulness and effectiveness, President Corazon C. Aquino declared today that she was inaugurating a period of strong, direct presidential leadership.