Sentence examples for and response by the from inspiring English sources

He comments on the distancing effect of the Latin source and the first person of the Greek source and notes that the interpretation and response by the fighters "seems to be a maneuver within rules governing clemency in the arena".

US President Obama will wait on the results of the election to announce the new US strategy in Afghanistan, though two options both with troop increases ranging from 10,000 to 40,000 were subject to a round of war games to project likely results and response by the Taliban and Afghan government conducted by the Pentagon this week.

These require detailed study for each drug and response by the target organism and are specific in nature.

Even if our results suggest more positive conditions than those experienced by a more representative sample of female Zambian prisoners, the findings identify serious human rights abuses and failures to provide healthcare that compel further investigation, monitoring and response by the Zambian government.

This in turn generates additional actions by the male and responses by the female, and eventually there is copulation, or sexual intercourse (or, in the case of some aquatic organisms, release of the sex cells for fertilization in the water).

The revisions and responses by the authors are fair, given their constraints as outlined.

A report published earlier this month by a specially appointed commission into the preparedness and response by officialdom to the Breivik massacre is the answer.

In addition, we investigated the relationship between the magnitude of LFPs and responses by varying the intensity of whisker stimulation.

Several other inquiries into what occurred, and the slow and inadequate response by the World Health Organisation (WHO), have reported and fed into the UN panel's conclusions.

This variable had three levels: observed response, response predicted by the summation model, and response predicted by the bipolar model.

Without hesitation come the replies, a call and response led by the teacher in which all the answers are already known in advance.