Sentence examples for tangible responses from inspiring English sources

THE European Union's foreign ministers on March 3rd were long on condemnation of Russia's takeover of Ukraine, but short on tangible responses.

His decisions from now on will be driven mainly by calculations of political self-interest for him and his Democratic Party in an election year, and whether he generates enough serious, tangible responses from Arabs and Israelis to continue with an initiative that could expose the United States to charges of diplomatic incompetence, naïveté or irresoluteness.

I have written previously about the need for American Muslims to do more to provide tangible responses that clearly separate us from the violent acts committed in the name of Islam.

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

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.

Given the literature review, a model proposed the service quality which was identified as a one-dimensional construct consisting of five components such as reliability, tangible, response, cost, and empathy.

This is about the profession making a tangible response," he told VICE News.

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

But given the scale of the disaster, it's hard to imagine that it was an accident for which no one is to blame, and even harder to believe the idea that the powers that be will let the incident pass without some kind of tangible response.

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