Sentence examples for introduction in response to from inspiring English sources

In January, Clarke bowed to pressure, delaying its introduction in response to pleas from what he said were "frightened" corporations seeking further guidance on how it would be implemented.

Cynicism about the government's ability to meet its own rhetoric on climate change and environment issues was not helped by the leaking of documents which showed the UK pushing for both a weakening of air pollution limits and a delay to their introduction in response to lobbying from the motor industry.

Designed to benefit the plastics processor, the introductions are in response to customer and market demands, the company says.

Its recommendations are summarized here, and a possible timetable is outlined for introduction across Europe in response to the challenges of climate change, pollution and energy security posed by our existing reliance on fossil fuels.

Introduction: Throughout the 1990s, in response to funding deficits, out-of-pocket payment has grown as a share of total expenditure in countries in transition.

And the introduction of Clark was done in response to a public-relations survey that found that the team needed to create a more "family-friendly" environment at the park.

Both during his introduction and after the debate (in response to audience questions), Justice Goldstone never waivered from his view that, based on the evidence available at the time, the allegations in the U.N. Fact Finding Report were the best that could be produced.

The introduction of these cases is in response to the new screening guidelines for carryon luggage recently implemented by the Transportation Security Administration TSAA).

Introduction: Understanding how teeth move in response to mechanical loads is an important aspect of orthodontic treatment.

The introduction of these messages were in response to the recommendation by an independent government review that all alcohol product labels contain a health warning [ 14].

Our findings are consistent with those of previous molecular studies in which changes in the prevalence in the parasite population of particular alleles of pfcrt or pfmdr1 have been documented in response to introduction or increased use of lumefantrine 25– 35 or amodiaquine.