Sentence examples for responding to suspected from inspiring English sources

Rapid and specific detection methods for bacterial agents in drinking water are important for disease prevention and responding to suspected contamination events.

Fifth, the international community, spearheaded by the United Nations security council, has more often than not been paralysed in the face of challenges to international security and ineffectual in responding to suspected cases of nuclear proliferation.

Police, responding to suspected car break-ins, had approached McDonald, and he was walking away, with a knife in his hand, when the officer, Jason Van Dyke, fired sixteen shots.

The former are responsible for policy throughout the entire economy, setting overall policy, and normally have a reactive role in responding to suspected breaches; industry regulators have a far-narrower scope but greater powers to establish preventive rules.

In responding to suspected bioterrorist events, treating each event as a possible crime requires cooperation and planning.

Governments must be vigilant against new and reemerging disease threats by rapidly responding to suspected outbreaks in animals and humans, educating health care professionals and the public, and working with partners to enhance animal health and public health systems.

As shown in figure 2, although 91% (n=697) respondents agreed that healthcare professionals have a responsibility to respond to suspected cases of human trafficking, 80% (n=613) reported that they had not received sufficient training to enable them to assist individuals in such situations.

The panel — which includes Karen Coppens and Chloe-Jane Belton from the firm and the barristers Amanda Pinto, QC, (soon to be vice-chairwoman of the English and Welsh Bar) and Vedrana Pehar — will talk about how to respond to suspected wrongdoing.

In New Haven, where the Fire Department has responded to nearly 300 white-powder calls since Oct. 15, the number of firefighters trained as technicians, a level required to respond to suspected anthrax, jumped to 86, from only 6 in early September, at a cost of at least $3,000 each, Lt. Andrew Campion said.

This act mandates product identification, tracing and verification as well as the ability to detect and respond to suspected counterfeits.

WHO will continue to support Liberia in its effort to prevent, detect, and respond to suspected cases".