Sentence examples for option to respond from inspiring English sources
Respondents had the option to respond to each query with "Yes" or "No" or "Not sure".
As resources run thin, more production is no longer an option to respond to persistent poverty.
Electric vehicles are seen as a future mobility option to respond to long term energy and environmental problems.
The iPod Touches of Apple employees show these customer requests and give employees the option to respond to them.
When the ONS offered the option to respond online in 2011, 16% of households took it up.
Under the new circumstances, joint regional governance on specific policy areas became an attractive option to respond to new constraints.
Though he threatened an unspecified cost to Russia, Mr. Obama has limited options to respond to an intervention.
The USS Eisenhower strike group and the USS Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group, patrolling the waters off Syria, provide ample options to respond to a variety of contingencies.
"In response to the U.S. officials who said they have various options to deal with Iran," he said, "I must say that we also have various options to respond to threats".
Inherently forward looking, ACFs encompass mitigation and adaptation options to respond to scenarios of projected future biophysical, social-economic, and policy conditions which distribute risk and provide diversity of response to uncertainty.
He said that with no control over monetary policy, an indebted country would be left few options to respond to a future financial shock because it would have little flexibility on spending and tax measures.
