Sentence examples for issue of responding from inspiring English sources

The issue of responding to cyber provocations has been hotly debated for years.

Their views are probably more in tune with those of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee, which described Dame Lin's HMRC as "staggeringly bad" on the issue of responding to queries.

Her refusal to budge on the issue of responding to her tormentors comes less from abstract principle than from a very personal rage at being subjected to a double standard: if she were a man, no one would care what sexual flings she had in college, nor would supposed allies urge that she confess and preach against the dangers of alcohol.

[[ 34], p. 235] As triangulation of data sources is a hallmark of case study research [ 32], purposeful samples of NFP clients, nurse home visitors and community stakeholders were invited to participate in the study so that we could develop an in-depth, multi-perspective understanding of the issue of responding to IPV within this home visitation program.

Furthermore, since the topics of the questionnaire were sensitive, involving moral issues, the risk of responding to the questions based on social desirability was taken into consideration.

In this letter, we now take the opportunity of responding, some issues are discussed here in more detail.

But my main issue is the idea of responding to American culture's meanness, vapidity, and lack of compassion with cold-blooded, largely senseless murder.

"There is increasing recognition that sexual violence in conflict is major issue, and a major part of responding to that is reproductive healthcare including access to abortion," said Heather Barr, senior researcher on women's rights at Human Rights Watch.

Twitter I am not as concerned about – they seem to have their act together in terms of responding to issues promptly (they have had their fair share of security issues, no link required there I think).

A letter in this week's issue of Science responded to an article by Beryl Benderly, published in January at Science Careers.

At a later briefing, he turned unusually introspective as he spoke of responding to issues of the day.