Sentence examples for responding to record from inspiring English sources

Responding to record economic growth and an improvement in relations with Turkey's Muslim neighbours, voters gave him three successive terms of rule.

"These citizen soldiers will provide much-needed support to state and local first responders, many of whom have spent the last several days working around the clock responding to record rainfall and flooding," Governor Nixon said in a press release.

"These citizen soldiers will provide much-needed support to state and local first responders, many of whom have spent the last several days working around the clock responding to record rainfall and flooding," Governor Nixon said in a press release, adding that the Guard would aid in "providing security in evacuated areas and directing traffic from road closures".

Responding to record-high domestic meat prices, hog farmers were busy rebuilding herds at the start of the year.

It would also eliminate FOIA fees when agencies fail to meet the statutory deadlines for responding to records requests.

Mandel was also criticized by state Democrats for not responding to records requests for the resumes of staffers he hired.

Coloradans need to demand that their government, state and local, treat transparency as a core mission and not a distraction -- even if that means government must absorb more of the cost of responding to records requests.

The country is trying to respond to record suicide rates, a phenomenon linked to what has been described as Japan's "lost generation".

Labour has responded to record employment figures by claiming they have been achieved by growth in poor-quality jobs with limited prospects and few protections.

Last month, the group threatened to sue Mandel for failing to respond to record requests from the group to the state treasurer's office.

In a series of experiments, the researchers tested whether iguanas in the field responded to recorded flycatcher alarm calls.