Sentence examples for has given no response from inspiring English sources

His successor, Pope Benedict XVI, has given no response to the Ferns report, in keeping with Vatican policy of refusing to comment on specific cases.

The White House has given no response to the new disclosures, on the grounds that the first lady's background is private.

Yet Fifa has given no response at all to that, nor to the suggestion they make further inquiries, and Blatter, Valcke and Fifa officially have presented the Dingemans report as wholly absolving them from any cause for concern.

So far the Australian government has given no response.

If participants had given no response after this time had elapsed, a message appeared and the next trial started.

This by-passes the GF and always resulted in short latency responses in both TTM and DLM, even if the fly had given no responses on GF stimulation (Fig. 3B and data not shown).

So far, though, his government has given no public response to the AUC ceasefire.Why the AUC's change of heart?

Boxer-turned-politician Vitaly Klitschko told the thousands of protesters gathered on Kiev's Independence Square that during three hours of talks the president had given no clear response to their demands that the government be dismissed and sweeping anti-protest laws ditched.

Chinese officials have given no direct response on how they would respond to pressure at the gathering, but officials from the Commerce Ministry and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology have repeatedly rebuffed complaints about Chinese policies in recent weeks by saying that their policies were aimed at reining in a heavily polluting industry.

By the summer of 1970, a majority said such laws should not exist, and a majority has given that response ever since.

Over the years, the Agriculture Department has given the same response: it used the "gold standard" of testing, and there is no evidence of mad cow in the beef supply.