Sentence examples for responded to findings from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives responded to findings on the NHS which revealed that 74% of people want district general hospitals to continue to provide their current range of services.

The mayor was responding to findings by federal prosecutors that officers in the Street Crime Unit had engaged in racial profiling in recent years as they moved aggressively across the city to combat crime.

The journal was responding to findings last week by the U.K. General Medical Council that lead author Andrew Wakefield had conducted research dishonestly.

A representative for the Department of the Interior told The Huffington Post that because the GAO's recent release is only an interim report, the department would not be able to formally respond to findings until later in the process.

Make a plan for how to respond to findings of extremely high exposures.

In addition, we used a quality improvement rapid cycle change model to respond to findings of health care inefficiencies [ 24].

You can respond to finding yourself in the headlines in several ways.

This is how I imagine humanity would respond to finding a whale on a beach, or the second coming: that moment of wonder and confusion, before some dominating person took over and told everyone what to do.

The master-poet of anxiety, of stress, he explores the vulnerability of the human in the face of the irrational – intrigued by polarities and how we respond to finding ourselves amid epiphanies, at pivotal points, at the fulcrum of a moment: "The sun is scorching.

All the hospitals have responded to the findings by making changes or promising to consider them.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh responded to the findings of the Hungama survey by describing malnutrition as a "national shame".