Sentence examples for issues responding from inspiring English sources

At that, the candidates settled into a relatively sober 75-minute discussion of the issues, responding in turn to 11 questions posed by a panel of local journalists.

The agencies operating in the camp have "already taken measures to improve the overall hygiene" and "additional efforts have been in place since the beginning of the year to treat malnutrition issues responding to this critical situation," he added.

-How have advocacy organizations on both sides of the issues responded to that policy?

McConnell and Kennedy, who were political opposites on the issues, responded to the charges in the same way: neither cared.

Toyota officials, when asked about their handling of previous safety issues, responded largely with comments about how they would handle the matter now and in the future.

In 2002, for example, 17percentt of companies receiving shareholder proposals on corporate governance issues responded by agreeing to change their practices, according to the Investor Responsibility Research Center.

In a bipartisan spirit not much in evidence these days, a Massachusetts Democrat named David Weinberger, a writer on technology issues, responded by starting a campaign on the crowdfunding site GoFundMe.

In this sense, political, socio-cultural, and economic issues respond to particular forces: managed economy or entrepreneurial economy.

The participant with possible secondary gain issues responded differently to the odors when presented nasally versus orally.

The mainstreaming of these issues responded to a demand for better, more user-friendly communications products and growing awareness of the importance of previously marginalised consumer groups.

Michelle Obama, whose tweets often address women's issues, responded, "Every mother works hard, and every woman deserves to be respected".