Sentence examples for leave in response from inspiring English sources

"Although our partner didn't escort Mrs Robinson out of the shop, he did ask her to leave in response to other customers' complaints.

The Foreign Ministry said the diplomats were ordered to leave in response to Argentina's decision to expel the Honduran ambassador, who has recognized the government of the de facto president, Roberto Micheletti.

According to a warning issued Thursday, the State Department has ordered most of its diplomats in Lahore, east of Quetta, to leave in response to a terrorist threat against the American Consulate there.

Data that include legal status and that encompass people who leave the USA would give a more complete understanding of whether unauthorized immigrants leave in response to employment eligibility verification laws.

Yesterday, the school released a statement saying they placed Hawkins on administrative leave "in response to significant questions regarding the theological implications of statements that [Hawkins] has made about the relationship of Christianity to Islam".

At several points during its evolution, the MLB has expanded its coverage length to allow longer lengths of leave in response to social changes.

Mr. Golden said he was not leaving in response to quickening competition with The Wall Street Journal, whose parent company, Dow Jones, was recently acquired by Rupert Murdoch.

On Tuesday, Wowereit said at the press conference called to announce his departure that he was leaving in response to increased speculation about his future from within his own Social Democratic party ranks.

A12 Israel Ends Talks With Preacher Israel said it was breaking off negotiations on a tourism project with the evangelical leader Pat Robertson, left, in response to his remarks suggesting that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's stroke was divine retribution.

So if I want to leave an insightful comment on Digg, my inbox is now likely to get overwhelmed by the random garbage comments left in response.

Seventy community-ambulating older adults (mean age 76 y, range 70 94 y) performed voluntary lateral steps as quickly as possible to the right or left in response to a visual cue, in a blocked design.