Sentence examples for consider and respond from inspiring English sources

"Those who have received the warning notices now have the right to make representations to us, which we will consider and respond.

Even as humanity is conducting the vast "geophysical experiment" of rapidly altering the global greenhouse, a growing array of people -- scientists, communicators and campaigners in their various realms -- are also experimenting with new ways to consider and respond to the problem.

Nicholson told BBC Sport : "It's been a very difficult year to date with the dissenting voices distracting me - but I have offered them the chance to raise their main concerns which the board will consider and respond to in due course".

"This is a major development, and food companies will need to quickly consider and respond to this request," General Mills said in a statement Thursday.

Furthermore, there are opportunity costs related to the staff time and salaries required to consider and respond to applications.

They can consider and respond to the full range of legal, social and ethical issues raised and the roles and responsibilities of everyone involved.

Given these facts, and following the instructions of the Ambassador Juan Carlos Pinzón, we think that the National Government should assess the measures considered and respond at its best interest to the concerns that have been expressed.

This limitation, and the resulting uncertainty, also apply to the other dietary patterns considered, and respond to the lack of data on specific dietary composition for different age groups.

But we remain open to considering and responding to good evidence that those claims are misleading people".

But a number of housing associations were unhappy with the ballot, which was conducted in late September and early October, and gave them just six working days to consider and formally respond to the deal.

Examples of such statements include, '[Fellow] participates actively in identifying solutions to his/her learning objectives' and '[Fellow] usually seeks, considers, and responds to supervisory guidance.' The assessment is based on a scale of 1 5, with 1 = strongly disagree and 5 = strongly agree.