Sentence examples for has in response from inspiring English sources
"Make America Great Again" is a retread of an old Reagan slogan and Trump has, in response to past interview questions, said that the Reagan era was the "great" to which his slogan refers.
The leadership in Beijing has in response enacted tough new environmental restrictions, made environmental protection a key criterion for promotion of local officials and, yes, used the symbolism of the Olympics to galvanise change.
The White House, irritated by Mr. Menendez, has in response been declining to nominate his choice for the United States District Court in New Jersey, Magistrate Judge Michael A. Shipp.
(In south London, the Croydon Advertiser has in response launched a "campaign to end all campaigns" of the local MP Gavin Barwell. He is said to have a weekly habit of launching a campaign. He holds, it won't surprise you, a marginal seat).
The debate that Burns was having in 1977 is almost identical to one held by modern-day critics of the Fed: Purchasing mortgage backed securities, as it has in response to the current crisis, means that the Fed is effectively helping one sector of the economy, housing, over everything else, effectively picking winners and losers.
And so it has: in response to the attempted assassination of Gabrielle Giffords, a congresswoman from Arizona, Congress cancelled all its scheduled business for the week, including a vote to repeal the president's health-care reforms, and instead passed a resolution of sympathy for the victims.
Cashman said he had, in response, informed Major League Baseball.
"Elaboration" refers to the thoughts we have in response to the persuader.
So what does Apple have in response to the growing competition?
One suggestion I have in response to user comments about the language being too strident is to effectively use icons or even simple illustrations.
Steinberg also argued, as he had in response to other critics, that the artists he was using as examples were not illustrating preëxisting texts.
