Sentence examples for respond to forward from inspiring English sources

"British Gas and other suppliers respond to forward energy prices, and that will be their argument that price rises are needed," said Adam Scorer, from Consumer Focus.

Sure, some utilities have taken initiative or responded to forward-thinking public policies (like renewable energy standards, which are also under attack by fossil fuel interests) and integrated solar into the grid.

Then you teach the dog to respond to a "forward" command to lead the handler to the other side of the street.

Mr. Kim's comments came on the second day of discussions here at Diaoyutai state guest house, where representatives of the six nations were asked by China to respond to proposals put forward by other parties on Wednesday.

Yet she expresses deep disappointment with the way that administrators respond to students coming forward with experiences of sexual assault.

As a consequence it would be inappropriate to respond to the questions forwarded.

Cory (a manager at the Tim Horton's location), when reached by VICE for comment, declined to respond to questions and forwarded us to the company's media line.

Like most Irish Catholics of his generation, Hamill's fluency in Yiddish was limited to words for sandwich meats and forms of human stupidity: it was the idea of the Forward he was responding to — the Forward as the king of New York's ethnic newspapers.

Though acting nominations may not feature a single non-white face, the institution was, in the least, quick to respond to criticism and push forward with change; announcing plans to double female and minority memberships by 2020.

Under a complicated legal procedure, Mr. Reid may suspend the home-rule government, then restore it as early as today, giving the feuding political parties six more weeks to respond to peace proposals put forward by Britain and Ireland.

—Dr Vincent Iacopino, senior medical advisor, Physicians for Human Rights While the torture report provides many new horrifying details, the saddest part is that even those who championed this much-needed report have failed to respond to its lessons going forward.