Sentence examples for tools for responding from inspiring English sources

First, water cannons are tools for responding to serious public disorder, not for policing protest.

Mrs. Clinton defended an expansive approach that embraces a variety of tools for responding to threats to Internet freedom.

Beyond the physical damage, the hurricanes may prompt a long-delayed showdown in Congress over one of the country's most important but most dysfunctional tools for responding to disasters.

Social media is an imperfect tool for responding to a crime that has been around for thousands of years.

It always seems a bit of a mystery to me why so many who honourably put their faith in science as man's greatest tool for responding to humanity's needs don't seem to apply the rigour and thoroughness central to their disciplines when commenting on the faith of others.

LeRoy considered keeping the doll on her desk a useful tool for responding when someone pitches her a dumb idea.

This became a tool for responding to the loss of life for the tragedy of Otranto and other tragic events.

The MOHSW worked with the CDC team to establish an incident management system, which is a standardized tool for responding to emergencies under which personnel, resources, and logistic support are organized and managed according to specific objectives.

For instance, anger is a perfectly justified response to injustice and wrongdoing and can be a tool--or fuel--for responding to such things.

Though predicated on the availability and accuracy of case onset data, this procedure could be a valuable tool to public health policymakers for responding to future disease outbreaks with multiple turning points.

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