Sentence examples for have begun responding from inspiring English sources

Climate change poses a significant risk for communities, and local governments around the world have begun responding by developing climate adaptation policies.

In the last few weeks, Pemex and the chief of its production and exploration subsidiary, Carlos Morales Gil, have begun responding to the pressure.

Yahoo and Microsoft's Bing search engine have begun responding to "right to be forgotten" requests for search result deletions in Europe, joining Google.

Cities around the world already have begun responding to climate change, and a new report from the Earth Institute provides a deep analysis about the risks they face and a detailed look at what some cities are doing about it.

Mutual-funds companies, spurred in part by the SEC, have begun responding with measures such as transaction fees and monitoring of excess trading, which are intended to slow arbitrageurs.

Countries have begun responding to this understanding by introducing screening programs that can proactively detect and treat the infection.

There were signs on Sunday that such groups had begun responding to the government's calls.

By February 12, security forces and armed pro-government civilian groups had begun responding violently to the escalating protests, which by the last week of the month had resulted in about a dozen deaths.

(Since 2009, Brower reports, the commission has begun responding to this criticism and has been correcting its shortcomings).

The company had identified the breach on Sunday and had begun responding to it the same day, Snyder said.

Once they had begun responding on a fixed-ratio 1 (FR1) schedule of reinforcement, the fixed-ratio requirement for lever pressing was increased at five-session intervals to values of FR2, FR5, FR10, FR20, and FR30.