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As survey respondents were not identifiable, the research team were not able to respond to any such finding.
"Specifically, officers will still be able to respond to any welfare or protection issues they encounter.
This time, though, I was able to respond without any hesitation that my favorite book was the Metamorphoses of Ovid.
Maliki said on Wednesday night that Iraq now had an army, one that was capable and able to "respond to any threat".
Many of these services are designed to suit the needs of adults rather than young people and may not be able to respond to any increased demand for support.
Although they were aesthetically appealing, they weren't able to respond to any surface interaction.
When you are more present, you are more able to respond to any situation, challenge, or opportunity that life presents.
The division had no troops based in the town, but some were located in villages nearby and would be able to respond to any attack on the port.
It's indisputable that a vacationing president must be able to respond to any crisis that might arise when he's away from Washington.
"Japan strongly demands North Korea to exercise self-restraint and will take all necessary measures, such as warning and surveillance activity, to be able to respond to any situations," Abe said.
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