Sentence examples for response on this point from inspiring English sources

Its response on this point also makes no reference of the extensive use of social media platforms to run political ads targeting the 2016 Brexit referendum.

So we are not overly inclined to think that Turing's response to the Lovelace Objection is poor; and we are even less inclined to think that Turing lacked the resources to provide a satisfactory response on this point.

Response: On this point, we do not agree.

How many progressive organisations can claim such rapid response on these points?

In response to questions on this point at the press conference, Abbott said that his government is pursuing policies to address climate change separately, adding, "It's important that we continue to strengthen our economy, because a strong economy and a better environment should go hand in hand".

Author's response: We expanded on this point mostly in the section "Biological innovations and the diversity of repetitive families".

Author response: We decided not to expand the Background section because both issues are already addressed there, even if briefly, and the reader interested in methods for detecting positive selection is referred to Ref. [ 13]. - It may be useful to carry out the statistics on subgroups (GOF or inactivation) Author response: Some statistics on this point is available in Ref. [ 16] (Table 1).

[Atzmon's response to previous criticism on this point can be found here.

Indeed, as early as April 2010, about a month after the act was signed into law on March 23 , 2010 the legal staff of the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, Congress's research arm, came to a similar conclusion in response to an inquiry on this point from Representative Tom Price, Republican of Georgia.

As a measure of consistency, we measured how many respondents ordered tests in the vignettes that were not available to them through direct access, according to their response to the question on this point.

Responses from NICE experts on this point were mixed, although most of them indicated that it was not appropriate to use the NMES/MEST evidence, especially from old studies in which the electrical stimuli used were strong, painful and need to be used under general anaesthesia.