Sentence examples for responded the term from inspiring English sources

Raskin has responded: "the term 'end run' has no known constitutional or legal meaning.

(Interview 10, Male)" Another respondent, when asked about global warming, immediately responded with the term climate change, indicating the perceived interchangeability of the terms: "R: So you mentioned global warming… what does that mean to you?" "W: Climate change.

When someone like my late father responded to the term "black", it was not because he'd forgotten his Tagore, or the films of Satyajit Ray.

Asked if the deaths in Midland Beach reflected a failure of the city's evacuation efforts, he responded that the term "failure" might apply "if the city didn't have a plan and this came upon us and we were going on the fly".

Some people responded with the term "welfare" as a solution.

One livechat participant asked: Yes this should be the long term objective," responded the IAPT's Mezghani.

Mr. Long responds that the term "tax" in the 1867 law has been interpreted very broadly.

Asked to respond to the term "country" in a word-association test, Bond promptly replies "England".

When the Brazilians said they would simply position additional photographers in the stands, the organising committee responded that the terms and conditions printed on the tickets expressly forbade professional photography, so anyone caught doing so would be thrown out.

When the Pew Hispanic Center asked last year how U.S. Latinos prefer to describe themselves, few people responded using the terms "Hispanic" or "Latino".

How do you respond to the terms people are using to describe this form of film-making?