Sentence examples for properly responded from inspiring English sources

Refugee policies have at times rightly recognized the urgent danger that certain religious or otherwise distinct groups are in, and have properly responded.

Parents who have sought out Hughes' support group had in common "knowing something was very wrong and not feeling their concerns were properly responded to", she said.

Justice Goddard said in a statement that due to the depth of public concern surrounding the allegations put against Janner, a "thorough and wholly independent investigation" into whether institutions have properly responded to child sex abuse is required.

But in a statement on Monday, Rangers claimed that they had taken all legal steps to address requests for details of the shareholdings and the holdings have "properly responded".

William Dartmouth, elected for the party along with Julia Reid said: "This is a massive wake-up call to the establishment politicians and media - there are a lot of people dissatisfied and feel their concerns are not properly responded to".

She writes, "'Trust me!' is for most of us an invitation which we cannot accept at will either we do already trust the one who says it, in which case it serves at best as reassurance, or it is properly responded to with, 'Why should and how can I, until I have cause to?'" (my emphasis; 1986, 244).

PAGE A12 White House Storm Response A "fog of war" prevented the White House from properly responding to Hurricane Katrina, House staff investigators said.

A Rikers Island warden, Roger Slattery, 47, was demoted this week for not properly responding to a recent emergency, officials of the city and the deputy wardens' union said.

Sky News said it could not properly respond to the application without full disclosure of the evidence supporting the police application.

University officials said they were pleased that the investigation into whether Yale had failed to properly respond to complaints had ended, based on their cooperation, without a finding of noncompliance by the university.

Yet Mr. Koch, like Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Lynch, said they could think of no occasion when a mayor's being out of town actually prevented the city from properly responding to any calamity or other unexpected event.