Sentence examples for in response to the developments from inspiring English sources

In developed countries, UI emerged in response to the developments of the labor market, specifically, the emergence of the unemployment as a "discrete event" (see below).

There are bullish property moguls too, worked in by writer Ronan Bennett in response to the developments he saw in his home borough of Hackney, and adding another layer of "organised crime" to the mess of corruption that'll clearly only get worse as Top Boy goes on (a third series is already in development).

In response to the developments, US President Barack Obama has put military action against Syria on hold and vowed to pursue diplomacy to remove the regime's chemical weapons.

The Government's decision to develop a series of walking routes was prompted in response to the development of the Ulster Way in Northern Ireland.

In response to the development committee's report, a DfID spokesman said: "We have made it clear to government and opposition politicians in Pakistan that it is not sustainable for British taxpayers to fund development spend if Pakistan is not building up its own stable tax take.

These questions were raised anew in later decades in response to the development of drugs, such as RU-486 (mifepristone), that induce abortion up to several weeks after conception and to the use of stem cells taken from human embryos in research on the treatment of conditions such as parkinsonism (Parkinson disease) and injuries of the central nervous system.

Mason told TechCrunch that the increased funding comes in response to the development of Asia's startup ecosystem over the past few years, and also for practical purposes.

A reassessment of its paid partnerships with carriers worldwide — which help bring in and retain new users — in response to the development of its Lite app is also forecast to reduce MAU.

Since this behaviour is common in polygynous ungulate species, we hypothesized that sexual segregation evolved in response to the development of male competitive mating skills.

However, Maes et al. [32] used an experimental rat model to simulate ICU settings in which patients with sepsis are MV in response to the development of multiple organ failure.

For the Capital then it is not self-limitation or self-control, the hallmark of Confucian thought, that must be imposed but rather overcoming the limits the nature imposes in response to the development project.