Sentence examples for moves respond to from inspiring English sources

While law schools should continue training lawyers to hit the ground running, these moves respond to only a small part of a larger problem.

Its interest rate decisions will also lag behind policy moves, responding to how consumers respond to the new government measures.

He was intrigued by what Dr. Kohn calls the "behavior" of plants — how they move, respond to light, consume insects and otherwise act in the world.

It doesn't get much more basic than that: how cells move, respond to the environment, flex their pseudopods and interact with the surfaces they find themselves on.

The move responded to pressure from health organizations and state attorneys general to get smoking out of films that are open to children and teenagers.

As they move, responding to whatever music is being played, tiny signals from the piezo foil are sent to a computer.

Last week, Antonio Huneeus, a Chilean UFO investigator, told Open Minds UFO Radio that the Peruvian move responded to greater interest in such phenomena in the region.

The move responds to investor concerns about Portugal's apparent failure to control spending, after an increase of 2.3 percent in its central government deficit in the first nine months of year.

The move responds to small communities, churches and other local interest groups that have said their issues and concerns were being shut out by huge broadcast companies owning hundreds of stations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday announced that U.S. diplomatic missions in Russia would have to cut their staff by 755 workers, a retaliatory move responding to new sanctions Washington is set to impose against the Kremlin.

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