Sentence examples for responding to this concern from inspiring English sources
But universities have been responding to this concern for some time already.
Responding to this concern, the center planned to delay the release of the report until the week after the Calderón visit.
However, it was the investment banks that supplied much of the financial alchemy that firms have used to hide the truth such as at Enron, with its various off-balance-sheet financial structures.It is in responding to this concern that Mr Pitt's SEC may yet turn out to be revolutionary.
One way of responding to this concern is presented below in the discussion of the causal-doxastic theory of the basing relation.
Responding to this concern, EU sources argue that the proposal does not regulate or extend access to data for any stakeholders, nor does it change the current situation for other users of text and data mining — adding that these users "can continue exercising their activities under the same conditions as today".
Responding to this concern, Mattis said Thursday: "THAAD should be a worry to no nation other than North Korea".
Ms. Yellen can respond to this concern through tough talk regarding banks and financial market regulation.
John Kennedy responded to this concern in his famous speech during the 1960 campaign.
The government has attempted to respond to this concern and in 2011 launched an action plan to end violence against women and girls.
Scientific research has responded to this concern with increased attempts to search for common ground between traditional healing systems and western medicine including clinical and animal studies to validate the efficacy and safety of traditional herbal medicine [13, 14].
Policy makers across the OECD have responded to this concern by reforming programs to encourage or compel welfare-recipient parents of all but the youngest children to either re-enter the labour market or to engage in activities aimed at maintaining or improving their employability (see Carcillo and Grubb, 2006).
