Sentence examples for update responding from inspiring English sources
Update: Responding to the American Apparel statement, Morales's lawyer Eric Baum, said: "Instead of responding to the very serious charges that have been made against the company, its CEO and board of directors, American Apparel is instead trying to shift the focus of this case by making irresponsible allegations against the victim's attorneys.
Update: Responding to comments on his blog, Klein clarifies by saying that "just funding a 'business plan' ie a powerpoint plan with a 3year blue-sky financial model won't happen" but "first time entrepreneurs who bootstrap and build something, demonstrate consumer or trade engagement are always going to be of great interest".
Update: Responding to the report, civil liberties campaign group Privacy International flags up the RSUI's finding that the existing technical oversight regime "does not check the code [that underlies GCHQ's interception capabilities], nor does it have the capacity to do so" — arguing this is a clear deficiency and asymmetry in U.K. surveillance oversight capabilities.
Update: Responding to the report in a statement provided to TechCrunch, digital rights group Privacy International welcomed the committee's assessment of thematic warrants as too broad but added that the general view that bulk collection is "not inherently incompatible" with privacy rights is out of step with recent decisions from the ECHR .
At that point, TMZ doubled down in an update, responding to the paternal Jenner's quote by saying, "We can tell you... Bruce WILL NOT be part of the show after this season... period".
And the customer service representative can push an update by responding directly on the wall.
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Update: Readers responded to my call for examples.
Update: EE responded, see above.
Update: Facebook responded to the email I sent.
Update: Google responds that Google Bangladesh has not been hacked.
