Sentence examples for language to respond to from inspiring English sources

Develop language to respond to incidents that may occur in their classroom.

Both the antiwar protesters and some of the police officers who could be assigned to watch over them used the same language to respond to the mayor's remarks about free speech being a privilege that can be lost.

We included consecutive patients >18 years old, who were accepted to the waiting list for primary THR surgery and had satisfactory proficiency of the Norwegian language to respond to questionnaires.

The system can focus a driver's attention to potential hazards and use natural language processing to respond to the passengers needs.

The Language Program provides a wide array of language learning resources to meet the needs of the school's students enrolled in language courses and to respond to the instructional technology needs of the faculty.

At the Aloft Hotel in Manhattan, guests have previously been able to order from a room service menu using emojis; at Radisson Blu Edwardian hotels across London, a chatbot named Edward uses a natural language understanding interface to respond to the requests of guests who text it.

Can use restricted features of body language when required to respond to peers.

The study subjects were Caucasians, ≥ 40 and ≤ 90 years of age at the time of inclusion in the FRIDEX cohort, understood and spoke the Spanish language, were able to respond to the initial and/or follow up telephone questionnaire (TQ) and accepted to participate in the study providing the corresponding informed consent.

The study subjects were Caucasian women, ≥ 40 and ≤ 90 years of age at the time of inclusion in the FRIDEX cohort [ 35], understood and spoke the Spanish language, were able to respond to the initial questionnaire done at the surgery and a ten-year follow up structured telephone questionnaire (TQ).

In angry language, the Revolutionary Guards vowed to respond to the attacks, implicitly including Saudi Arabia.

However, the Indiana law and Arkansas legislation include new language that appears designed to respond to a 2013 lawsuit in New Mexico, where the state's Supreme Court ruled that a photographer who refused to serve a same-sex couple violated an anti-discrimination law.