Sentence examples similar to begin a response from inspiring English sources

It is, again, a very hopeful sign that the House of Representatives did pass legislation that met the minimum standard of responsible policy for beginning a response.

Is that right?" Mr. Hackett began a response, but Mr. McCain cut him off.

In April 2009, the United States began a response to the emergence of a pandemic influenza virus strain: A(H1N1 pdm09.

Only last week did the central government begin a vigorous response.

It didn't even begin as a response to the dozens of women who have spoken out about the alleged sexual misconduct of disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.

Often, I find that students need help learning where to begin if a response doesn't come to mind immediately while reading an article or prompt.

Avoid the temptation to begin formulating a response before getting to the very last word in the correspondence.

International human rights law began as a response to the horrors of war, in particular World War II, although the Geneva Conventions had begun earlier.

The air campaign began as a response to the Iraqis, who deployed additional surface-to-air missiles and antiaircraft artillery south of Baghdad beginning in the late 1990's.

But once the problems were clear, he said, Purdue Pharma began an aggressive response that has so far cost $130 million on ads and other measures.

Before long, a group of biologists began drafting a response to send to Nature.