Sentence examples for speaking in response to the from inspiring English sources

She was speaking in response to the increasing availability of Chinese novels in Vietnam – works which have often taken a convoluted and heavily mediated route to market.

The archbishop was speaking in response to the publication last week of a harrowing dossier of evidence which concluded that sexual abuse occurred in virtually every congregation and Catholic establishment within Belgium.

He was speaking in response to the rumblings about Clegg's position that have been fuelled by his low personal approval ratings, reports that colleagues like Ed Davey want his job and Vince Cable (the favourite to succeed him) refusing to rule out standing.

He was speaking in response to the recommendations for a stronger Scottish Parliament, as outlined by Lord Smith, the man tasked with delivering greater devolved powers following the independence referendum.

He says the prevalence of guns in American society contributes to the distrust that has grown between the police and the communities they patrol a point President Barack Obama addressed this weekend, speaking in response to the fatal shooting of five Dallas police officers.

Speaking in response to the Chinese "run" on Hong Kong's milk supply, Weiwei said: "I have heard of drug trafficking before, but when a country has milk powder smuggling instead of drug smuggling, I think this is a devastating sign".

This subject also brings me to speak in response to the oral questions put to me by Mrs Berès and Mr Cavada on the subject of SWIFT.

He was speaking in response to claims that the A&E system could collapse unless urgent changes are made to the way units are run.

The universities minister, David Willetts, speaking in response to a parliamentary question from the shadow education minister, Liam Byrne, confirmed that the write-off figure – the resource accounting and budgeting (RAB) charge – is rapidly approaching the 48.6% mark.

Mr Bush was speaking in response to a Senate committee report that severely criticised the CIA and other agencies over the analysis of intelligence on Iraq's weapon ambitions.

"Some prefer clay, personally speaking i never tried smoking clay... er... .. Of course I couldn't comment on the smoking grass/clay part, as for Cahill, I agree it's the state of the players he's concerned with – but he's speaking in response to accusations that there is a problem with the courts.