Sentence examples for broad response to from inspiring English sources
Carre said that France had recognized the missile threat and agreed that missile defense was one element of a broad response to this threat.
The board laid out its broad response to the proposals yesterday, but will give a final report after the banks' managers refine it.
But one theater executive, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid possible conflict with fellow executives in a rapidly changing situation, said it was nearly impossible to devise a broad response to the killings without knowing more about the incident.
The trans community may have won a few significant battles in the UK, but the broad response to anything transgender is still one of suspicion, rooted in a deep-seated cultural hostility to anything that "deviates" from the norms of sexuality or gender.
Leaders of the National Rifle Association said Sunday that they would fight any new gun restrictions introduced in Congress, and they made clear that they were not interested in working with President Obama to help develop a broad response to the Connecticut school massacre.
It has been organized by a senior curator, Paola Antonelli, and Kate Carmody, a curatorial assistant, as a broad response to a particularly 21st-century phenomenon, which Ms. Antonelli terms "pancommunication — everything and everybody conveying content and meaning in all possible combinations".
They have offered two broad responses to such claims.
The post-9/11 War on Terror is the latest iteration in this pattern of overly broad responses to external threats or social unrest.
Thus, this ELISA constitutes an attractive tool to evaluate broad responses to any naturally-expressed antigens on the surface of melanoma cells and melanocytes in this context.
However, it should be kept in mind that control of HIV may require broad responses to multiple epitopes, and eliciting potent epitope-specific CD8 T-cell responses requires more than MHC compatibility.
For example, we found that a large number of cells exhibited broad responses to all types of episodic stimuli including the elevator-drop, earthquake, air-blow, and loud sound.
