Sentence examples for makers to respond from inspiring English sources

In the short term, at least, lower oil prices may make it easier for policy makers to respond to the economic slump.

Though adaptation approached can address some negative impacts, and in some case can take advantage of changes, this study reveals that dedicated local knowledge is necessary for national and regional decision makers to respond with local relevance to a global exposure, in order to face food security challenges.

These are one-off portfolio preference shifts and it seems inadvisable for US policy makers to respond to every single vicissitude of changing market sentiment.

How should green chemistry education be designed to better prepare scientists, engineers, and decision makers to respond to the challenges of sustainability?

The community has been noted to be able to exert pressure on policy makers to respond to evidence [ 44], which can be enhanced through effective dissemination of research to communities.

Strengthened the capabilities of humanitarian and development actors by enhancing the quality of food security information and assisting key decision makers to respond effectively to humanitarian and development needs in the region.

Although Goold and his team are hardly the first theatre-makers to respond to the attacks of 11 September – a year after the event, there was even a three-day theatre festival in New York devoted to the subject – most playwrights who have gone near it have done so obliquely, or in miniature.

To this is added, and closely connected, the problem of enhancing the political yield of democracies in coping with the overlapping of cultural, social and economic crises that weaken the capacities of the public decision-makers to respond to citizens' questions.

Also, said Croes, "make it easy for a decision maker to respond.

Not only can it generate new knowledge, but often more importantly these insights bring applied benefits to the health care available to communities; contribute to better and more viable health care services; and assist policy-makers to respond with appropriate and effective program support and interventions.

However women in the Philippines continue to report barriers to sexual and reproductive health services, and there is limited empirical evidence available to inform policy makers' efforts to respond.