Sentence examples for read in response to from inspiring English sources

One young black woman carried a sign that said, "I can read," in response to some Republicans' claims that anyone able to read should have been able to understand the butterfly ballot.

The statement read: "In response to Wada's Independent Commission report issued today, the IAAF President, Sebastian Coe, has taken the urgent step of seeking approval from his fellow IAAF Council Members to consider sanctions against the Russian Athletics Federation ARAFF).

A statement on club website www.portsmouthfc.co.uk read: "In response to recent media coverage, the chairman of the board of Portsmouth Football Club, Sulaiman Al Fahim, would like to stress that he remains committed to completing the acquisition of Portsmouth FC as soon as possible, in keeping with the agreement outlined in the Terms Sheet signed in July".

Responsive text summarization (RTS) is an approach to web design aimed at allowing desktop web pages to be read in response to the size of the device a user is browsing with.

The hoax document, which users were urged to post as a status update, read: "In response to the new Facebook guidelines I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details.

Usada responded to Gay's disclosure by releasing a statement that read: "In response to Mr Gay's statements, Usada appreciates his approach to handling this situation and his choice to voluntarily remove himself from competition while the full facts surrounding his test are evaluated.

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The statement reads: "In response to your query about the swimsuit image on Target.com, this was an unfortunate error on our part and we apologize.

Text now reads: "In response to dust on their bodies, flies groomed with a predictable progression of targeted cleaning movements.

"Foul words against our police officers can be used as evidence now to file a case against you in a court of law," a post by the Philippine National Police on its official Facebook page read Monday, in response to a negative comment by a visitor to the site.

"Why am I laughing instead of feeling bad for the guy who was shot?" "Can't say for sure," Ms. Silberman read in response.