Sentence examples for responding to ice from inspiring English sources
It's important that we try to find better ways of responding to ice and methamphetamine.
Deputy Dean for Experiential Education and William O. Douglas Clinical Professor of Law Michael Wishnie '93 is interviewed about how New Haven responded to ICE raids in 2007.
Already during this cold snap, other rescue teams have responded to ice calls in the area, including a group of young people who drove their SUV onto — and then into — a Loudoun County pond and a man who was in critical condition after being pulled Friday from a Frederick County pond.
The IG report expressed concerns that city employees were not made "explicitly aware" that their local ordinance did not limit their legal authority to respond to ICE requests.
Responding to diminishing ice in the Arctic, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration updates its charting of nautical corridors off the Alaska coast.
The cameras are part of a study to find out how polar bears, listed as a threatened species, are responding to sea ice loss from global warming.
Researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey will analyze the clips to better understand the animal's day-to-day movements and how they're responding to shrinking ice and climate change.
Despite no proven technology for responding to an ice spill in Arctic waters, the Department of the Interior is considering offering new leases in America's Arctic Ocean.
The female bear captured the pictures on a special camera attached to her collar, as part of a study to find out how the threatened species is responding to sea-ice loss.
The inference that observed thickness is most likely responding to changes in ice dynamics motivates our implementation of ice ocean modelling, as sustained change in melting and freezing rates at the ice ocean interface can be a trigger of changes in ice flow.
There are complicating issues, though, like the fact that the continent itself is responding to current and past ice loss by slowly rebounding upward.
