Sentence examples for assembling a response from inspiring English sources
He is assembling a response team called "The team of justice and love" whose task is to activate a prayer chain should any member of the congregation be detained by the authorities.
Katyal copied Kagan on his advice to Associate Attorney General Thomas Perrelli that DOJ "start assembling a response" to a draft complaint "so that we have it ready to go". In context, it's clear that he's inviting her to state any disagreement that she might have.
The company's most senior leaders in India scrambled to assemble a response: according to a Facebook employee, their only idea was to "address myths" about Internet.org and "educate" policymakers about the platform.
"It's the fear of losing everything," said Representative Anh Cao, a Republican from New Orleans who has assembled a response team to travel along the Gulf Coast to assess constituents' needs.
Several years ago, the company assembled a response team involving human resources, security and the legal department, and more than 100 employees have since sought help, said Jane Randel, a Liz Claiborne spokeswoman and director of the company's "Love Is Not Abuse" program, which addresses domestic violence.
If an event occurs despite your best efforts to mitigate your risks, the first thing to do is to immediately assemble a response team made up of people from across the organization who can pull together a complete picture of the problem and of your options.
And he was indispensable in quickly assembling a crisis-response team on the Night I Lost My Phone but Then We Found It in His Futon.
The department assembled a "quick response team" that arrived on Aug. 31, the day before news broke of the bank's troubles.
America has now been under existential threat so many times, and from so many adversaries, that you wonder why anyone even bothers trying to assemble a military response any more.
The approach also calls for clinicians to continually reconsider whether the benefits of keeping the catheter in for another day outweigh the risks and to use electronic monitoring systems that allow them to spot infections quickly and assemble a rapid response team to treat them.
