Sentence examples for tangible response to from inspiring English sources

The French demanded that Washington provide a full explanation "and tangible response to our concerns as soon as possible".

The site is the state's first tangible response to U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's calls for more test security.

Like many Americans, Bigam, a 32-year-old from Cleveland, felt compelled to do something tangible in response to an election that she feared left many groups and many issues vulnerable.

One of many reasons for poor official reporting of errors is the lack of tangible local response to those errors.

"Remunicipalisation is seen as a tangible response, a way to rebuild important social services, more democratically".

CHAM facilities reported to have raised their concerns with DHOs, but, with no tangible response, they felt compelled to revise prices unilaterally.

The US's inability to back threats with tangible actions in response to Iran's nuclear trickery has cost America a key non-proliferation tool and suggested the waning of a global power.

The department said it is evaluating its dam safety program and "will also assess its existing organizational structures". It aims to "identify tangible actions in response" to the report.

Asked whether he could have done anything to save Bear, he offered little tangible response: "That's a question I've asked myself for close to three years since I retired and I don't have an answer".

"This will really test whether the confidence and giving the benefit of the doubt to Mr. Kelly and Mr. Bloomberg many of us have given will reap some sort of tangible response," Mr. Sharpton said.

All those events saw little tangible response, he said.