Sentence examples for to respond to development from inspiring English sources

"Local communities are less likely to respond to development proposals on their doorstep with 'over my dead body,' more 'what's it worth?'" says Keith Jenkins from law firm Winckworth Sherwood.

However to respond to development pressures and congestion Palo Alto needs to deal with these problems in bold and innovative ways that reduce traffic, and make life more convenient not less convenient.

White House National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said: The meeting will focus on the situation in Ukraine and further steps that the G7 may take to respond to developments and to support Ukraine.

Some American economists favour a strict balanced-budget amendment.But by reducing the ability of fiscal policy to respond to developments in the economy, such constraints could put an excessive burden on monetary policy to prevent economies from either overheating or diving into recession.

However, this position needs to be reconciled with the need to maintain the individual academic freedom of Group members and to respond to developments in the field.

The dataset is revised every 2 years to meet the requirements of users and to respond to developments in management of ACS.

Beyond this, however, there has been a growing inclination within the Jewish community to respond to the development of an affirmative theology of Judaism in both the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches by providing a theology of Christianity within Jewish thought.

Novelists and short-story writers have been rather slow to respond to this development.

Effective supply systems must be nimble they must be able to respond to changing development contexts.

"The college has to respond to new developments," Harris-Bridge goes on.

"The challenge is that investors currently don't have the information to respond to these developments," they said.