Sentence examples for any such response from inspiring English sources

"Any such response must be based first upon legality, must be proportionate and must be effective," he said.

Any such response plan should include conducting an investigation, proper communications with the affected parties and the implementation of any necessary remedial steps.

The concerto confronts two important, linked questions with which many creative artists have wrestled: how can a composer respond to the great public issues of the day – in this case the war in Syria – and how can any such response avoid being judged on moral as much as on musical grounds?

He built the piece around President Obama's heartfelt reaction and response to the Connecticut elementary school massacre and, followed by Joe Romm, noted the lack of any such response from the president or society on the greenhouse buildup despite the risk posed by human-driven climate change.

This ERG response likely originates in the outer retina, as we failed to record any such response from rd/rd cl mice (a model of advanced rod/cone degeneration[12]) under identical conditions (Fig. 1A).

Any such response that was inconsistently exhibited as well as crouching in response to scratching was considered an inconclusive scratch test result.

The present study seeks to determine whether the reactions associated with helplessness can be identified in a new context, that of criticism, and whether any such responses are related to the child's conceptions of goodness.

Those points did not satisfy the force's critics, who maintained that any such responses should be directed only at the leak's source, not the journalist who received it.

The exit poll questionnaire had a response option for other ("Other: Who? _______") that, presumably, would have been chosen by write-in voters (though I am not sure how the exit pollsters handled any such responses in the final tabulations).

Among parameters with any such responses, the proportions were body mass index 5.2%; smoking status 0.1%.

Whether brief (e.g., hour-long) exposures to PM2.5 at commonly encountered present-day ambient levels can alter arterial hemodynamics and vascular function as rapidly as within the same day and the characteristics (e.g., magnitude, consistency) of any such responses remain unclear.