Sentence examples for respond to weaknesses from inspiring English sources

The division's "failure to carry out the purpose and goals of the broker-dealer risk assessment program hinders the commission's ability to foresee or respond to weaknesses in the financial markets," the report said.

Actors at the constitutional level of governance may also respond to weaknesses at other levels of governance.

Because Pkc1-regulated signaling pathway is known to detect and respond to weakness in the cell wall, the sustained phosphorylation of Mpk1 in cdc48-3 suggesthathathehe defect in the cell wall or the plasma membrane is not repaired.

That allows Bridge to see what's going on in each classroom, and it allows the master teachers to change the lesson plan overnight to respond to students' weaknesses.

In his discussion of how the virtuous person responds to weaknesses in others, Seneca extends the Stoic spectrum of rational feelings to include mercy (clementia).

Yet Mr. Greenspan's remarks reinforce a worry I've had for the past few months: that Fed officials will respond to continuing economic weakness not with action but with excuses.

Andrew Carter is director of policy and research at Centre for Cities Cities should be encouraged to respond to the strengths and weaknesses of their local economy.

The separation into compensation- and capitalisation-oriented strategies probably a false dichotomy, and psychotherapy (socratic) dialogues often simultaneously respond to the participants' targeted weaknesses and strengths in general [ 40- 43] but also to GAD more specifically [ 44].

Decide how you will respond to "What are your weaknesses" or "Describe the worst job/boss you have ever had".

Ms Jones said: "Devolving more funding and power to UK cities so they can generate more of their own income and respond to the different strengths and weaknesses that Cities Outlook 2014 highlights will be critical to ensuring this is a sustainable, job-rich recovery".

During in-depth interviews, healthcare providers stated that their institutions lacked sufficient trained personnel to respond to obstetric emergencies and identified weaknesses in both pre-service and in-service training.