Sentence examples for issued to respond from inspiring English sources

The attached document reflects the UNICEF component of the UN Joint Flash Appeal to be issued to respond effectively to the crisis.

Point out that, unlike the Tea Partiers, the people of Wisconsin have a 'real' issue to respond to and responded in huge numbers and in 'true' patriotic fashion.

Mr. Miller's office, citing confidentiality issues, declined to respond directly to the allegations or discuss specifics of the case.

In a Sunday appearance on ABC's "This Week," Priebus called it a "made-up issue," refusing to "respond to a dirty liar" in reference to Reid.

Mental Health literacy – Four vignettes of employees with workplace mental health issues will be used to assess awareness of issues and when/how to respond to these issues in the workplace.

The FA is looking into the issue and has asked Oyston, who has already issued a public apology, to respond by Thursday.

It's one issue to try to respond to a thin veneer of logic, veiling a racist agenda, and another entirely to respond to an illogical rant.

Nonetheless, any justice can request a delay in issuing an opinion -- to respond to someone else's recently added footnote, for example.

Lieberman was the first to respond; he issued a caustic statement claiming that Dean had climbed into his own "spider hole of denial".

Having done so, and after careful deliberation, he chose to respond by issuing his expert and halachic view.

The United Nations will issue a joint appeal next week to respond to the crisis in the Philippines.