Sentence examples for reaction to these developments from inspiring English sources

In reaction to these developments, some social conservatives in the U.S. demanded a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.

The pitiful inadequacy of politicians in reaction to these developments is shown in the paltry "policies" they propose: curbing the sale of alcohol, control of guns, further criminalisation of the excluded, yet more restrictive legislation.

The reaction to these developments and the disparity in treatment of the two women provides a glimpse into society's attitudes towards women's reproductive rights.

And Mr. FitzGibbon's reactions to these developments have more deliciously flaky layers than a fancy-patisserie napoleon.

Many observers believe that Obama's repeated assertion that all options (including military) are on the table to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons bears little credibility, and his reaction to the developments of regional events confirm that.

This will be largely dependent on policy makers' reactions to these latest developments.

He gave BBC Wales reporter Brendon Williams his reaction to the development.

This reaction to Modernist developments is called postmodernism, and it took design in many new directions.

The message, rousing and bleak in equal measure, was prepared during a secret Whitehall exercise designed to test Britain's reaction to international developments that tilted the world to the brink of a third world war.

HRW researcher Skye Wheeler told VICE News that though UNMISS has a large human rights division with roughly 100 staff members based across South Sudan, its slow reaction to such developments contributes to the country's "culture of impunity".

But first, I would like to review the social and cognitive effects that the new technology and media have produced and religious reactions to this development.