Sentence examples for responded to issues from inspiring English sources

Europe was seen as a model but now that's not the case with the way it has responded to issues like immigration".

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, the Westchester Democrat who has relentlessly criticized Con Ed, was particularly outspoken".Once we found a way to successfully threaten their pocketbook, they responded to issues of public safety," Mr. Brodsky said".

With so many pressing issues, feminists are fighting on several fronts, and the campaigns of the past few years have often been started by individuals or small groups, who have responded to issues they feel strongly about, and can usefully address.

Attendees responded to issues brought up in the panel discussion and raised new topics as well.

A British Swimming statement said a "healthy debate took place where Sparkes listened to and responded to issues raised by Becky".

And he said an approach which responded to issues when they arose in a low-key way was the option he favoured.

Interviews and focus groups followed a semi-structured approach, with efforts to explore specific themes but also responding to issues raised by respondents.

It was responding to issues raised not just in mediation but beyond.

"We know how painful this is and will continue to closely monitor and respond to issues.

Elsewhere in Westchester County, athletic departments are responding to issues of parental involvement.

What is the best balance between structured teaching and responding to issues the students bring?