Sentence examples for measures for responding from inspiring English sources

Finally, in the midst of the recent international crisis, the US Congressional Budget Office (2008), for instance, considered the reduction in social contributions to be one of the most effective measures for responding to short-term economic weakness, albeit subject to lags and uncertainty.

In the Aleutians, a 2009 National Academy of Sciences report concluded: "None of the existing measures are adequate for responding to large vessels under severe weather conditions".

Proteomics [16], in contrast, directly measures biomolecules responsible for responding to a changing environment and so is ultimately the best approach for probing the underlying mechanisms at work in adaptation.

Such measures are  reserved for responding to global health emergencies -- such as the H1N1 pandemic or the 2004 Southeast Asia tsunami -- and will enable a massive surge in technical capacity, real-time tracking of program performance and the immediate implementation of corrective action plans as necessary.

Among other measures, the act created procedures for responding to future oil spills, established the legal liabilities of responsible parties, and set a schedule for banning single-hulled tankers from U.S. waters by 2015.

She praised her university for responding swiftly to the report and enacting measures to hire more women and improve the climate for women at M.I.T. generally.

Thank you for reading and for responding.

Thank you for responding so frankly.

During extinction learning, the subject is first rewarded for responding to a CS, for example pecking an illuminated key; then, the reward is ceased and persistence in responding is measured.

Thank you for responding to our call.

Set reasonable expectations for responding with answers.