Sentence examples for responding the concerns from inspiring English sources

That showed the government was responding the concerns raised by the Lib Dems, he said.

"The Council is responding to the concerns of small businesses like myself," he said.

We're told that they are responding to the concerns of voters.

Responding to the concerns, the legislature plans to take up a measure today that would essentially repeal the law.

The fifth step is thus responding to the concerns of the sceptics and making them feel included, rather than ignored.

In a statement responding to the concerns, Lee said she was "happy as hell" with the plans.

Responding to the concerns, Ms Gadhia said: "Failure will give you as many lessons as you're willing to learn".

It was followed by a "town hall" meeting, with members of the panel sitting on a vast stage listening and responding to the concerns of activists seated below.

While the state appears in retreat on standards, big business, responding to the concerns of its customers, is, ironically, leading the pace in some areas.

Scullion said he was also sorry for accepting advice "indicating the Northern Territory Minister was responding to the concerns that were previously raised".

Responding to the concerns over TB on Wednesday, defence minister Roberta Pinotti denied there was a problem in connection with Mare Nostrum.