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

"Mr. Manafort received formal guidance recently from the authorities and he is taking appropriate steps in response to the guidance," Maloni said in a statement in April following the AP report.

Mr. Manafort received formal guidance recently from the authorities and he is taking appropriate steps in response to the guidance," Maloni told CNN. "The work in question was widely known, concluded before Mr. Manafort began working with the Trump campaign and was not conducted on behalf of the Russian government".

FARA you kidding me: "A spokesman for Paul Manafort said the former Trump campaign manager has consulted with federal authorities about whether he should register as a foreign agent because of his past political work in Ukraine, and will now take 'appropriate steps in response to the guidance.'" [NBC News' Tom Winter].

Together, we show that filopodia allow the interpretation of the chemotactic gradient in vivo by directing single-cell polarization in response to the guidance cue.

The women's perceptions of risk in response to the guidance were varied and, in line with Wahlberg and Sjoberg [ 15], their personal risk perceptions reflected an emphasis on personal experiences and anecdotal accounts above statistics.

Specifically, we show that the short-lived actin-rich filopodia formed at the front of cells migrating within a Cxcl12a gradient are essential for conferring polar pH distribution and Rac1 activity in response to the guidance cue, thus facilitating effective cell polarization and advance in the correct direction.

Last year, in response to the new guidance from the Office of Civil Rights, the university took sexual misconduct cases out of the student-run system, and they are now heard by mixed panels.

The capacity within existing centres is not showing a growth curve as expected in response to the NICE guidance.

European digital rights group the EDRI, which campaigns for free speech across the region, is also eviscerating in its response to the guidance, arguing that: "The document puts virtually all its focus on Internet companies monitoring online communications, in order to remove content that they decide might be illegal.

Connoisseurship grew in response to the need for authoritative guidance in a changing world.

However we cannot rule out that practices at the end of the data collection period may have changed practice in response to the updated and new guidance.