Sentence examples for moved to respond from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's campaign moved to respond.

That militants and ministers were moved to respond to Khan's article says a lot about Pakistan's tangled relationship with India.

But when a majority of the fans left Sunday's game in the third quarter, Mara was moved to respond.

"It's disgusting," We shall have to wait and see if Napoli's owner, Aurelio De Laurentiis, feels moved to respond.

[Page A1.] The White House has moved to respond to criticism that President Bush has not acted aggressively against corruption.

Even Mr Phlegm, Johnson himself, has felt moved to respond, belittling Wales's shoddy recent record and wondering out loud whether Gatland was feeling the pressure.

Representative Charles Bass, a Republican from New Hampshire and a longtime Red Cross supporter, called last week's hearings painful and commended the agency for moving "to respond to, clearly, what was the American will".

"We will … need to move to respond quickly to the FDA on this question, and we will".

As Obama moves to respond to the "kitchen sink," Mark Halperin at TIME launches a stunningly pejorative visual preemptive strike.

Moving to responding disease from stable on treatment produced a significant utility gain (+0.075).

He has made moves to respond, as Britain has not, to public disquiet.