Sentence examples for introduced in response to from inspiring English sources

The safety courses were introduced in response to the disproportionately higher numbers of people injured in personal watercraft accidents.

The Home Office said a new system, introduced in response to the Soham murders, would be in place by October.

Container shipping companies have begun to raise freight rates and remove discounts introduced in response to the financial crisis.

Mr. Wiener said the law was introduced in response to an increase in nakedness in parks, streets and restaurants.

The legislation was introduced in response to the deaths of the Sanitation Department's district superintendent, Michael Gennardo, who was fatally shot by an unknown assailant in August 2001.

Public Health England said the vaccine was being introduced in response to a "rapidly growing increase in cases of a highly aggressive strain of meningococcal disease, group W".

The proposals have been introduced in response to claims brought by those who have been mistreated or detained at Guantánamo Bay.

It is a relic of British colonial days, outrageous now and outrageous then, albeit that it was introduced in response to an armed communist rebellion.

The bills were introduced in response to Secure Communities, a federal program that has become a cornerstone of the Obama administration's immigration enforcement strategy.

The most challenging issue has been funding – both the disbursement of funds from donors and the government of Sierra Leone's own finances, with a recent press notice detailing the austerity measures the government was introducing in response to the severity of its economic situation.

The US says its latest actions are designed to complement existing sanctions against these government entities that were introduced previously in response to nuclear proliferation and "illicit financial activity", and not a sign that it believes these were specifically the agencies or individuals directly involved in the latest hack.