Sentence examples for taking in response from inspiring English sources

"We can and we will do better," said M. Lee Pelton, the school's president, in a campuswide email Wednesday announcing steps the college is taking in response to the complaint.

During his 1½-hour conference call, Sloan outlined several steps Wells Fargo is taking in response to the scandal, including contacting all customers affected by the improper sales so that they can review their accounts.

And what steps should employers be taking in response to reports of bullying?

We stand united as an opposition with the Government in the measures they are taking in response to this crisis.

The trust will now look to the executive to deliver on the action it has committed to taking in response to the report's recommendations".

But Mr Weber could not stomach some of the measures the ECB was taking in response to the euro crisis and bowed out of the race.

The agency did not say what steps, if any, it took in response.

It said it would assess those plans and announce what steps it might take in response in May.

If the government fails to do so, diplomats seem unsure of exactly what steps they might take in response.

Beyond calling him a fugitive, federal prosecutors offered no clue as to what action, if any, they might take in response.

As with the Birmingham prison, the public will once again wonder what action the justice secretary actually took in response to the board's concerns.