Sentence examples for responding public from inspiring English sources
According to a study done in 1927, the Dewey system was used in the US in approximately 96% of responding public libraries and 89% of the college libraries.
These factors include the volume and area of distribution of the contaminated product, the pathogen involved, the underlying health status of the exposed persons, and the ability of the responding public health agency to swiftly intervene to terminate the outbreak.
Out of the original sample of 1,200 public health professionals 797 answered giving an overall response rate of 67.4% (see Table 1 for demographic and professional characteristics of the responding public health professionals).
Almost 90% of the responding public health officers who have a heat emergency plan indicated that their programs monitor heat indicators, conduct public education, and include outreach to vulnerable populations.
She responded, "Public comments absolutely influence the FCC deliberations, including rule makings".
He has said that public fears around fracking are exaggerated and that responding to public pressure is "pandering".
They were responding to public will.
Ms. Hillier said the government was not pandering to xenophobia, but responding to public concern.
CLARK HOYT Additional letters responding to public editor columns can be found at nytimes.com/publiceditorsjournal.
Companies are "responding to public demand for change on this issue", said Ricks.
Some Catholic legal scholars say the prosecutors are merely responding to public pressure for action.
