Sentence examples for issues that are responding from inspiring English sources

"Friday night football, safe standing areas; all of these are issues that are responding to supporter demand, looking at ways in-which we can improve the product and tempt people back through the turnstyles".

When asked by VICE about future action, the Speaker replied that the body's members will continue to attend community meetings held, and demand regular interagency meetings during the shutdown to respond to issues that are bound to surface.

The approach is based on potential amendments being identified prior to the trial and cannot be used to respond to issues that are identified only during the course of the pilot.

Any such review of the possible effects of factors such as these is purely conjectural, since the sources are fragmentary and never make explicit how the mathematicians responded to the issues that were raised.

Mr Usher said there had been a "collective failure in the administration over time to respond effectively to issues that were clearly there".

So we use Fuzzy transform in order to respond to two issues, that is first to reduce the storage need, by compressing the historical datasets, and second to provide agents with fast and reliable actions to get accurate OPF solutions, by a similarity search throughout the compressed historical dataset.

Although respondents were given information before the interview, not all had this to hand and they needed to respond quickly to issues that were raised during discussion.

Instead of responding to the issue that was raised, he tweeted "Vivek Wadhwa is the Carrot Top of academic sources".

Asked about the allegation against Parker, she responded: "That's one issue, that's his personal issue.

If you need clarification on an issue or if you are responding to a call that's fine.

The show is an example of how artists, often in the crosshairs of gentrification efforts, are responding to an issue that didn't even exist a generation ago.