"It was more in response to the feedback we're getting from the residents of the town," he said.
But that merely forces other men to spend more in response.
By contrast, southern European countries have done a lot more in response to the euro crisis.
Such experiments suggest that children eat more in response to food promotion.
If people work and invest more in response to tax cuts, their reported income will rise when marginal rates fall.
Before gunpowder, weapons were designed around the limits of their users' muscular strength; after gunpowder, they were designed more in response to tactical demand.
"They will be voting more in response to what was done in 2008 than on the actual substance of the question of term limits".
Preferred issues trade like bonds, meaning that their prices move more in response to fluctuations in interest rates than in response to what happens to the companies that issue them.
The fear among many in the industry — and some in the administration — is that whatever limits Mr. Obama proposes, Congress will seek to add even more, in response to public anger.
On the "Ask Ro" feature on the Web site, rosie.com, Ms. O'Donnell wrote, "there will b no more" in response to a question about the future of the show, which was broadcast on NBC on Wednesday.
In a system like Russia's, in which the institutions of the state function less according to immutable bureaucratic rules and more in response to instruction from above, "the most important thing is control," the investigator explained.
