Sentence examples for responding on its from inspiring English sources

But he said Wall Street was responding on its own to deal with the problem through initiatives like a requirement that brokerage firms include in research reports the distribution of their ratings among buy, sell and hold recommendations.

Also, the cocaine self-administration test following cocaine devaluation does not definitively test whether cocaine self-administration is habitual or goal-directed because cocaine is a stimulus which can engender responding on its own [15].

The NRA responded on its site, suggesting it'd be happy to meet with the Donald, but isn't willing to accept any kind of "outright ban," even if the buyer is a suspected terrorist.

BOB JONES RESPONDS -- Bob Jones University, the fundamentalist Christian institution that has become a lightening rod since Gov. George W. Bush of Texas visited it during the South Carolina campaign, has responded on its Web site to attacks against it.

The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, which has temporary custody of the children, responded on its Web site.

Reclaim Australia responded on its Facebook page, saying Barnes had misunderstood the nature of the group.

Rutgers responded on its next possession, cutting the Maryland lead to 27-24 on a 1-yard run by Rice.

Orlando responded on its next possession when Darrell Armstong fed a wide-open Garrity, who sank a 25-footer.

Uber responded on its blog by offering Mexico City commuters free rides on Monday, saying: "If Mexico won't stop, Uber won't stop".

Hyundai intends to respond: on its 2012 Sonata, the panoramic sunroof will be standard on the Limited model, a spokesman said.

Update: Google has responded on its public policy blog.