Sentence examples for responding to proposals from inspiring English sources

The Chichester councillor was responding to proposals by a South London academy to open an Eton-style boarding school in the West Sussex countryside.

Crucially, it calls for a new proactive approach to the planning system: anticipating needs and opportunities, not simply responding to proposals for new development, and looking at places in their entirety rather than just at individual buildings and their design.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has blamed the Conservatives for the UK government delay in responding to proposals on the future of devolution.

CONSORT, therefore, needs to respond to proposals for new reporting standards such as those proposed by the IDEAL Collaboration 29 in future NPT extensions.

MOSCOW — The Kremlin has long responded to proposals for tougher sanctions against Iran with arms folded and a scowl.

Is devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland working as well as it could, and how should we respond to proposals for a second Scottish referendum on independence?

Judge Winter also said the Judicial Conference would not necessarily oppose all Congressional intervention but that the judges could not respond to proposals that had not been made.

But it remains to be seen how Republican voters and conservative activists across the country will respond to proposals that allow illegal immigrants to live in America and compete legally for jobs.

Mr. Kim's comments came on the second day of discussions here at Diaoyutai state guest house, where representatives of the six nations were asked by China to respond to proposals put forward by other parties on Wednesday.

The campaign group Dam Nonsense urged the public to respond to proposals by the City of London Corporation to improve the dams around Hampstead Heath's ponds.

Involvement in discussions about the research enhanced non-researchers' ability to respond to proposals.