Sentence examples for to form a response from inspiring English sources

In New York, the Security Council met this evening to form a response to the Israelis' stand.

There are a significant number of new problems being caused by the already-changing weather patterns and warming climate that are "research priorities" because no one yet knows enough about them to form a response.

"Our ability to control these reactions and use them to form a response to the vaccine will be critical in designing the next generation of vaccines," Kemble says.

However, in order to reduce the number of finite element analysis and ensure the accuracy of evaluation, the locations of experimental points used to form a response surface function must be selected in a judicious way.

Under Obama, the U.S. was caught off-guard by Russia's campaign and was slow to form a response, Bruen said.

The linear filters constructed for decoding used sliding windows of length four timepoints to form a response matrix of neuron firing rates.

"And maybe these national sovereign wealth funds could eventually coordinate to form a business response to the crisis".

The ministers also agreed to form a NATO Response Force, starting with the establishment of a Special Operations team that will eventually grow to as many as 21,000 troops.

BERLIN — With the European Union yet to form a common response to the mass demonstrations in the Arab world, leaders of three of its diplomatic heavyweights appealed for free and fair elections in Egypt over the weekend.

The council's first step in the reorganization was to form a crisis response team under Michael Sennott, who recently retired as senior partner and vice chairman at the Partnership division of the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York, the world's largest agency company.

Beshore believes it's important to form a policy response to such threats, whether it happens in the near future or in the longer term.