Sentence examples for its rapid response from inspiring English sources

The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) also announced today that it has acquired the Xbox Adaptive Controller for display in its Rapid Response gallery dedicated to current events and pop culture.

That could not be said of its rapid response to the tsunami.

In July, the regulator released a trove of information about the British bank that, by the New York Fed's account, highlighted its rapid response to the problems.

By Anna Russell Last month, the Victoria and Albert Museum, in London, unveiled the newest addition to its Rapid Response Collecting gallery: a pink pussyhat that was worn at the Women's March in Washington, the day after Donald Trump's Inauguration.

Last Friday, declaring Senegal officially free of the Ebola virus, the WHO congratulated the government on its rapid response and diligence, which had prevented a wider outbreak from occurring.

Russia's determination to prop up the regime of Bashar al-Assad with bombing raids on Syrian rebels triggered a response from Nato members as the alliance pledged to double the size of its rapid response force.

The data, obtained with the use of agents that damage the actin network meanwhile, show a leading role for the thin filament system in forming the cell structure and its rapid responses to changes in external conditions.

It is dismantled next month, with the Dorfman taking on its rapid-response, experimental brief.

Edelman has since refined its rapid-response approach so clients can react even more quickly.

The White House is backing sales like the C-17s, which India would use to transport its rapid-response forces, to help make India a regional counterweight to China.

In July, the V&A will open its first gallery dedicated to its new "rapid response collecting" programme, a series of objects reflecting on modern politics and design.