Sentence examples for in response to issues in from inspiring English sources

Drew said he believed police engagement was hampered in Barnsley by a "limited view of what sexual exploitation might look like", but said strategies put in place in Doncaster in the 90s in response to issues in the town at that stage led to a more positive situation on the ground.

He cited a spike in sales that he asserted was in response to issues raised by recent overseas sourcing disasters.

The modified Affect system as presented in Figure 6 was generated in response to issues arising from the application of the original Affect system through critical application of the results of previous research, mainly that of Bednarek (2008).

What began in the 1990s as a response to issues in a complex supply chain has evolved into a business insight at the core of Nike's growth strategy – one that focuses on delivering innovations across its supply chain to create products that are better for athletes, its business, and the planet.

In part, my book is a response to issues raised in these questions.

There are several important consequences of the increase in transhumance in response to these issues.

Olssen (1999) explained that political rationalities are created in response to pressing issues that arise in a particular historical moment.

The adaptive ability that human rights law has shown in responding to the challenges posed by genetic technology may help to anticipate how this branch of law could evolve in the coming years in response to new issues raised by neuroscience.

The introduction of prescribing by nurses in most countries has been in response to either issues of shortages of physicians in rural and remote areas [ 3- 8] or in response to perceived inefficiencies in primary health care delivery [ 9, 10].

In response to these issues, in June 2010, the EMShockNet investigators reported that, in a cohort of 6,326 USA patients who had survived nontraumatic cardiac arrest and were admitted to the ICU, hyperoxia was independently associated with increased risk (OR 1.6) of in-hospital mortality.

With the data collected, UNICEF together with the Government of Uganda will be able to design and implement programmes that support inclusion of children with disabilities across all sectors i.e. in health, education and protection in response to the issues faced by children with disabilities from 2015 onwards.