Sentence examples for in response to continuing from inspiring English sources

The doctors' request came in response to continuing questions about the Hutton inquiry's finding that Kelly killed himself.

Western Australia's top police officer has invoked a controversial cartoon by the Australian's Bill Leak as an accurate reflection of parental neglect in response to continuing troubles in Kalgoorlie.

ACTING in response to continuing complaints that its TT sports car is unstable, Audi of America announced last week that North American owners could have electronic stability systems retrofitted on their 2000-model cars.

North Korea suspended operations at the factory park in response to continuing joint American-South Korean military drills and United Nations sanctions imposed for its Feb. 12 nuclear test.

Nixon's New Economic Policy, announced in August 1971 in response to continuing inflation, increasing unemployment, and a deteriorating trade deficit, included an 8 percent devaluation of the dollar, new surcharges on imports, and unprecedented peacetime controls on wages and prices.

The current military operation was undertaken in response to continuing brutal terror from a source that shows no sign of letting up and that continues to enjoy the full support of the Arab states that shamefully refuse to stand up against terror as demanded by President Bush.

Credit Suisse is not the only Swiss bank making changes in response to the continuing financial crisis.

"Notes on the War: The Piano Protests" bluntly indicated that the works to be played were commissioned in response to the continuing conflict in Iraq.

However, a limited one should be achievable and is the only realistic action the UN could take in response to these continuing chemical attacks.

That the Legislature created a new higher-education oversight committee in response to the continuing controversy might indicate that he has a long way to go.

During the mid-1960s the UPU, in response to the continuing increase of aircraft capacity, adopted the policy of maximizing air conveyance of mail.