Sentence examples for response on issues from inspiring English sources

Overall the voters rated Clinton's response on issues of race higher than Trump's, and after the debate several people flatly labeled the Republican nominee a racist.

The most aggressive and well-informed Dutch political response on issues of digital freedom tends to come from the left-liberal D66 party.

Ryan R. Call, the state Republican chairman in Colorado, where Hispanics made up 14 percent of those who voted there last week, said the party had to find a way to stand firm on conservative principles while finding a "proactive response" on issues like immigration and gay rights.

WASHINGTON — Justices Stephen G. Breyer and Antonin Scalia of the Supreme Court crossed Constitution Avenue on Wednesday to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee about the role of judges under the Constitution, offering unscripted responses on issues like conflicts of interest and cameras in the courtroom.

The survey seeks fan responses on issues like league reconstruction, national team performance, rules and regulations, and the general match-day experience.

Once it became clear that Rubio was safe from being bullied, he calmed down and offered measured, confident responses on issues like trade and immigration that played well with the audience at University of Miami.

"We get a strong response on health issues," he said by telephone.

Asked by the BBC for a response on the issues surrounding Mr Jones, a Downing Street spokesman said: "We would not comment on it".

Mr. Upton has removed the old statement from his Web site and posted a new one that says, "The public response on this issue is a clear signal that markets — not governments — should be driving technological advancements".

I'll keep this brief, since the lack of response on this issue from Apple tends to result in taking sides before the facts are out (as evidenced by this lawsuit).

The spokeswoman also noted there are further complications for having an EU-wide response on this issue, given Member States set their own laws where national security issues are concerned.