Sentence examples for and will be responded from inspiring English sources

Complaints will be dealt with by the Data Protection Manager, and will be responded to within 30 days at the latest.

A trust spokeswoman said: "We have received the letter and will be responding in due course".

A spokesman for the DfE said: "The department launched a consultation on the primary accountability system and will be responding in due course.

Launching a four-week public consultation, BBC Trust senior strategy advisor Bronwen Roscoe said: "We have had the [Thoday/Mulville] letter and will be responding in due course".

The health agency issued this statement: "We have just received the report and will be responding in the next few days with additional data which will demonstrate the significant progress that has been accomplished and will continue to be made in all areas of health care delivery".

"From this time on, we will regard the situation as a phase of war and will be responding resolutely to all problems in North-South relations," its Orwellian-sounding Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland declared.

"The committee expressed the resolve that any attempt to challenge Pakistan's territorial integrity and sovereignty will be responded with full force.

When the query accesses, the client-side will first visit the major nodes, and then the write and read requests of the client will be responded through the guidance of major nodes and the coordination of area servers.

"When a baby realizes that its needs will be responded to and it can positively influence its own world," says Olds, "that creates on the baby's part a sense of efficacy — a sense that I matter".

I think he's got his facts and figures wrong and I will be responding intelligently as to why I believe that factually our report was correct".

"The Ministry of Justice has received a letter to that effect from the commissioners and we will be responding in due course".