Sentence examples for response drafted from inspiring English sources
When Russia invaded Georgia in August, Mr. Obama's initial response, drafted just before he left for vacation in Hawaii, was nuanced, urging both nations to exercise restraint.
The appeal was also praised in a response drafted by four scholars at Yale Divinity School and endorsed by nearly 300 Christian leaders.
Reagan caught Thatcher so unawares that she had no chance to send the friendly "Dear Ron" response drafted after Reagan said he was giving "serious consideration" to an invasion.
A response drafted by top editors for the use of the office of the publisher in replying to complaints about the Hitt story asserted that there was "no reason to doubt the accuracy of the facts as reported".
The response, drafted by Mr. Klein and the company's general counsel, Gerson A. Zweifach, dismissed the personal jabs at Mr. Murdoch as "unjustified and highly partisan," but also acknowledged that the company's response to wrongdoing in Britain had been "too slow and too defensive".
Every comment received by the project coordinator was acknowledged and a response drafted to explain how they helped in the project.
Among others who seemed to wonder if the actor was behaving like someone from another planet was George Takei – Sulu in the original Star Trek – who said he was, in response, "drafting a DNC speech to [an] imaginary Romney in an empty factory".
DH conducted the analysis of Delphi panel responses, drafted and revised the protocol and the drafts of this paper, and is the guarantor for the study.
As if in response, "Draft Day" offers a way of judging draft choices based on virtue.
In response, Republicans drafted a "72-Hour Plan" of their own, tested it in 50 locations during last year's governor's races in New Jersey and Virginia and rolled it out in Georgia and 30 other states earlier this year.
Its response was drafted before last week's disclosure that HSBC's Swiss subsidiary had helped clients avoid millions of pounds in tax, but the timing of the Treasury's robust defence of HMRC's competence is embarrassing.
