Sentences with phrase «response to questions raised»

A full response to questions raised about the bill is found in a myths and facts document already sent to all MPs and senators.

In response to questions raised in the community, here's clarification about how indexing is impacted by the Google Page Speed...

This change is being made in response to questions raised by users of the product concerning how the monthly average ice extent and areas are calculated.

In response to questions raised in these emails, we make the following statement.

NIH spokesperson John Burklow explained to Insider that the paper had been accepted, but Alter and his co-authors decided to «pull it back» and revise it in response to questions raised by reviewers.

But in response to questions raised by the local press, the school asked a panel of experts from outside the university to take a second look.

«We are looking into this in a very aggressive way,» Collins said in response to questions raised about the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) at a hearing before the House of Representatives spending panel that oversees NIH's budget.

The Independent Budget Office came up with the figures in response to questions raised by Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, after Mayor de Blasio began prodding Albany to approve an added 2.5 percent tax on sales of homes in the city for $ 2 million and up.

Would someone please get back to me, in writing, as a response to the questions raised above at your earliest convenience.

In response to the question raised by post # 3 re: laws that prevent scientists from assisting wildlife, the concept of civil disobedience comes to mind.

Sherwin, in 2009, in response to a question raised by Friends of Lincoln Lakes regarding the Rollins Wind project (it has 40 turbines sprawled across 7 miles of ridges) the fire chief in Lincoln, Maine stated it would take 15 minutes or more, depending on location, to respond to a report of a fire.

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On a call with investors, in response a question from Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas, Musk said that when it comes to raising new money, «I specifically don't want to.»

In response to these questions, as well as the discrepancies raised in the Bloomberg article, Rubicon again painted itself as an underdog taking on the trash industry's giants.

New questions have also been raised in recent weeks about Trump's involvement in crafting a misleading statement for his son, Donald Trump Jr., offered in response to reports that he had met with a Kremlin - linked Russian lawyer last June after she promised compromising information on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

As with other high - profile Chinese deals (such as Shuanhui's acquisition of Smithfield Foods for $ 4.7 billion in May 2013), the Waldorf Astoria transaction raises important business and policy questions: what is driving Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) and what is the best response to this important development?

However, his sarcasm does raise a question worth exploring: What should active mutual - fund companies do in response to the current outflows from them and into low - cost indexing and exchange - traded funds?

Yet nothing about the ETF's response to the most recent downturn raises long - term questions about its viability as a suitable dividend - paying investment for most investors.

In response to John the Baptist's question about his Messiahship, he replied: «the blind receive their sight, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the poor have good news preached to them.»

And there was also a lot of silence in response to legitimate questions raised about people who have put themselves in the public spotlight, questions about their behaviors and their qualifications to be seen as «leaders.»

In response to the central point of Romans 3, which is that God freely justifies those who trust his faithfulness, as he vindicated the righteousness of Jesus» trust of him, even unto death on a cross, by raising him from the dead, the question that arises is: «Is God righteous to justify simply on the basis of trust in his faithfulness?

-- I tried to sidestep some of the political and social questions raised (due to my lack of expertise in these areas and to the many other opinions already aired in response to this article) and instead call attention to some of the spiritual issues at stake.

The question I am now raising in relation to Judaism and Islam is whether the deeply moral lives to which they call their followers are an appropriate and adequate response to the world's needs.

The final feature of this work is to reflect theologically on different experiences of death according to a set structure: (1) an experience is presented using a case format; (2) the dominant theological questions raised by the case are identified; (3) the response of a typical theology of death is presented, and a response drawn from relational thought is presented; (4) practical implications are suggested.

It has been easy for Westerners to sidestep the questions the book has raised and to take refuge in matters of freedom of speech, the limits of citizenship and state jurisdiction, due process and the rule of law — a response that involves little cross-cultural awareness.

Finally, in response to Pixley's paper, I want to articulate two questions which are pertinent to raise in the consideration of Marxism today, then to deal with the explicit question of justice, and lastly to make a proposal for the consideration of process thinkers.

«It will also raise many questions for which you have a right to a response.

Here we raise the question of the precise relationship of evangelicalism and fundamentalism as historical phenomena, I do not mean here to give any credence to what I predict will be the common evangelical response to Barr — that he fails to distinguish appropriately a modern enlightened evangelicalism from a more benighted fundamentalism.

The reintegration of science, metaphysics and theology lies in the direction of showing that observation gives rise to questions that science answers, but that these themselves raise questions that call for metaphysical responses, and that these in turn point to a different kind of explanation which, though ultimate, is also personal.

My correspondents raise important questions about exactly what conservatives should be defending, in response to the massive expansion in recent decades of the powers, the agenda, and the budget of central government.

Yet it also raises some questions about a frequent assumption: that during the Armenian genocide and the Holocaust, the world was silent and largely apathetic, and that mobilizing an effective response to such crises depends largely on informing people and getting them to care about what is happening elsewhere.

If the churches raise the drawbridge, hide in their ancient pageantry and make some angry or dismissive response, it will simply confirm in people's minds that we have something to hide or simply don't know the answers to their questions.

Less troubling than their dismissive response, but equally frustrating, is the fact that neither Jared Wilson nor Doug Wilson have engaged the content of our criticism.They've focused their responses on how they feel attacked and unfairly accused, but neither of them have responded in depth to the questions many have raised or the biblical considerations we've addressed.

Earlier this year, the Trump administration announced plans to rescind DACA, raising questions — among other responses — about the fate of thousands of DACA recipients currently residing in the U.S.

«However, in light of the deficiencies in my early responses, and recognizing that Dr. Hawkins's Theological Response was a promising start toward answering satisfactorily some of the questions that I was raising at the time, I revoked the Notice... and turned resolution of the administrative leave over to President [Philip] Ryken.»

These were some questions raised in a few interesting blog posts, some as responses to reader comments, on -LSB-...]

I can now let you have the following information in response to most of the questions you raised.

Many people have raised questions about the emergency response to disasters.

These discussions were wide ranging and in response to an introduction to diverse research themes, the 6th form students raised a number of questions:

«Rather than rumor mongering, Team Turner might better spend their time explaining their evolving positions on raising taxes and the 2nd amendment for Republican primary voters,» Catalfamo said in response to my question about whether change was afoot in the Long campaign.

So we're trying to raise some questions here and we look forward to the response from the authority,» Ward said.

And the responses suggest a growing divide between the nation and its highest court on constitutional questions that have moved to the heart of the American system, as the advent of super PACs and the abandonment of public financing by both parties in presidential elections have enabled wealthy donors, corporations and unions to play a greater role in political fund - raising.

As one of those working on this project, I would like to set out the questions it is raising, put the call out for responses and invite readers to attend the two public debates we are holding after our evidence - gathering phase, which runs until the end of March.

The GOP - led Senate did approve at package of changes to the SAFE Act after Flanagan was elected majority leader, partially in response to concerns raised by upstate Republicans and gun - rights advocates who question his vote in favor of the SAFE Act.

Prior to Lewis» compelling article, another columnist, Rafael Behr, noted that the «unfolded triptych» of Corbyn's responses — or lack thereof — to the Skripal Salisbury attack, antisemitism and Brexit necessarily raised questions over Labour's future.

QUEENS, NY — Queens Borough President Melinda Katz stated the following in response to questions about Community Board 9's decision to proceed with its District Manager search and selection process this evening despite the public's concerns raised in recent weeks: «Public confidence in how Community Boards operate is not something to be dismissed by its -LSB-...]

Because I think what we risk with the level of complication that has now been built into the system and the degree to which there isn't timely response when candidates add questions, that creates the threat of New Yorkers who maybe aren't billionaires but who could raise the $ 200,000 on their own of opting out of the system.

While legal, the defense fund raises ethical questions concerning responses in Albany to illegal conduct by those working in government.

Authorities have revised the timeline for last week's mass shooting in Las Vegas, raising new questions about the hotel's response to an attack that killed 58 people and injured several hundred more.

The committee says the «sluggish response» «raises serious questions», and «caused residents to remain exposed to dangerous levels of PFOA».

This won't just be because ducking is always a tempting response to tough questions, especially questions as tough as those raised by public spending cuts.