Sentence examples for respond to instances from inspiring English sources
The company said it was frustrating to be asked to respond to instances where unnamed people say they have had disappointing experiences.
Though the change had not been made public, Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman, said on Sunday that the police "had already begun to respond to instances where the injuries were serious but not fatal".
For the remainder of this summer's internship, though, Wilkinson will continue to focus on developing a virtual reality experience for hiring managers and leadership teams, in which participants are challenged to recognize and respond to instances of preferential treatment or unfair advantage in the workplace.
The gender equity law Title IX requires schools to respond to instances of sexual assault on campus and to provide accommodations for victims when needed.
The Clery Act requires colleges to document and disclose all reported sexual assaults and other crimes on campus, and the gender equity law Title IX requires schools to respond to instances of sexual violence on campus.
A formal committee was constituted to evaluate and respond to instances of opioid misuse.
The disconnect between young people's stated beliefs regarding privacy and how they actually seem to have responded to instances of their data being used is an interesting takeaway from this report.
That's going to accord with how it is that it appears people intuitively respond to particular instances of norm violation.
Because authorities do not attend or respond to such instances in the healthcare system".
Injury prevention systems intended to prevent children from entering hazardous locations (or at least alert caregivers if that occurs) often respond to every instance of a person's presence, regardless of whether the intruder is a child.
It's worth noting that some commercial environments already have sensor-powered lighting control systems installed that respond to — for instance — room occupancy, to switch lights off at night when the last employees have clocked off and gone home.
