Sentence examples for responses to problems from inspiring English sources

Electronic diaries mean less paperwork, quick responses to problems and, most important, greater accuracy, making the data more valuable scientifically.

Social Security, environmental protection and minimum-wage standards were all common-sense responses to problems in the American experience.

Their responses to problems are typically pragmatic ones that aim to satisfy all of these objectives rather than to maximize performance in relation to any one of them.

And for North Americans, Mr. DePalma concludes, it is the willingness to become "a community of shared interest, common dreams and coordinated responses to problems that have no regard for borders".

Efforts to move these governments toward harmonious and effective policy responses to problems that extend beyond the financial crisis — collective security, counterterrorism, climate change and global public health emergencies — will fall short.Improvised and incomplete responses?

The guidance date of 2020 for bringing about change mentioned in the plenum communique reflects the long-term thinking China's leaders prefer on such occasions – though they can be as short-term as any western politicians in their immediate responses to problems and preside over a system that is far less efficient than their admirers pretend.

They provide affirmative responses to Problem 1. (See [12], p.206).

The study aimed to investigate stress responses to problem-solving activities in a domain-specific context.

Most charities were set up in response to problems and they've spent a lifetime coming up with solutions.

If the old productionist policy was a response to problems of poor supply, today we need more subtle solutions.

Flint said the increased focus on conduct and financial crisis was the right response to problems in the past.