Sentence examples for devised response from inspiring English sources

Over the past six years, Mexico bolstered its disease surveillance systems, built up public health laboratories, cooperated in developing international networks for information sharing and devised response plans.

Conceived by Pintscher, the concert revisited a project that unfolded at the Salzburg Festival last summer, in which composers devised responses to site-specific sculptures in and around Salzburg.

Service design applies the traditional design process of identifying problems or opportunities and devising responses, to ensure that resources, like My World of Work, can be used easily and efficiently.

Philosophers wishing to develop an expressivistic alternative to moral realism have expended a great deal of energy and ingenuity in devising responses to this challenge.

The Obama administration is currently working to devise responses to a number of unconventional threats to global security.

The system of matches was devised in response to the Soviet Union's domination of the game.

The Democrats announced their willingness to compromise after they had failed to round up the 60 votes needed to shut off debate on the legislation, devised in response to problems in the presidential election of 2000.

First, in Rasul, he opened the door to American courtrooms for the detainees; then, in Hamdan, he rejected the procedures that the Bush Administration had drawn up in response to Rasul; finally, in 2008, in Boumediene v. Bush, Stevens assigned Kennedy to write the opinion vetoing the system that Congress had devised in response to Hamdan.

The British home secretary, who is the longest-serving and most experienced interior minister in Europe, was among those pressing for the new policy devised in response to Italian pleas that Europe take over the €9m (£6.5monthlyhly cost of their rescue operations.

This weekend, the city will host the Ten Living Cities Conference, a symposium devised in response to Forbes Americaa's Fastest Dying Cities list, released last year, which featured Dayton.

TC's Constine had a scathing assessment of even the on-platform system that Facebook has devised in response to GDPR's requirements on parental consent for processing the data of users who are between the ages of 13 and 15. "Users merely select one of their Facebook friends or enter an email address, and that person is asked to give consent for their 'child' to share sensitive info," he observed.