Sentence examples for be done in response from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as our political leaders mull what is to be done in response to the Paris attacks, Congress is being asked to reconsider taking up responsibilities that they've long dodged -- passing the Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) that explicitly pertains to the battle against the Islamic State.

He added: "I taught the seminar because I felt that something should be done in response to that great loss.

When Pearl Harbor was attacked, he said, you knew exactly who the enemy was, and the shape of what needed to be done in response.

Leaders are carried away by a heady sense of empowerment as a worried or frightened public demands that something be done in response to calamity and to prevent it happening again.

"It's a huge job that is going to have to be done in response to eurozone integration that is progressively going to threaten the single market in financial services … The governor is going to have to go out there and negotiate so we are not on the sidelines".

He describes the recent Phillips Commission report on the government's fumbling of the BSE crisis as "an invaluable audit" and gives May credit for having anticipated many of the report's recommendations: "He could clearly see what needed to be done in response" to the fiasco.

They should tell us what we should be doing in response.

The last thing we should be doing in response is meekly going about our business, cautiously awaiting their next move.

And what, if anything, can or should the U.S. and the West be doing in response?

Those operations had been done in response to deteriorating conditions on the operating table.

"I don't think this was done in response to agitations of various sorts," said George Weigel, a papal biographer with close ties to the Vatican.