It seems like common sense even moral virtue to respond this way.

Let us respond to this catastrophe with the best of our humanity and a true sense of solidarity.

Someday, we might achieve closer global monetary policy coordination for now, however, it made sense for Japan to respond, albeit belatedly, to developments elsewhere.

How can we respond to these expectations today? In the same spirit, it was also your wish for a greater sense of relevance to be injected into this forum.

It will happen in that day, I will respond, says Yahweh, I will respond to the heavens, and they will respond to the earth

The hives may respond to treatment with PUVA, and the bone pain may respond to bisphosphonates.

I appeal to the donor community to respond with a sense of urgency to the Consolidated Appeal for Eritrea in order to avert a rapid deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the country.

However, domestic pressure, a sense of nationalism, and the need to improve its bargaining position with Western countries might force the Iranian government to respond to harsh UN sanctions or an air attack on its nuclear facilities.

and the earth will respond to the grain, and the new wine, and the oil and they will respond to Jezreel.

All of this raises many questions about how we respond and how we should respond to such tragedies.

When teams are focused on collective goals (shared purpose), there is a greater sense of meaning and increased motivation for team members to both speak up and invest themselves in providing leadership to the team and to respond to the leadership of others.

Now, the idea that all of this represents, I think, is rapidly becoming a common sense and part of how we respond to the crisis, recognizing the need to invest in innovation for social progress as well as technological progress.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

How should the US and European leaders respond?

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

Darwin wouldn t make sense in an Aristotelian universe, and wouldn t really make sense in a Newtonian universe.

How did the government respond?

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And the Chinese respond in a very ugly way.

Nothing seems to make sense now. But one thing does make sense.

Many Saudis sense a wasted opportunity despite sitting atop one of history s most liquid fortunes, the country has failed to become an advanced economy. And Saudi Arabia s large middle class is likely to respond to diminishing prosperity by calling for a more representative political system.

It makes good political sense it could make good business sense as well.

But because they sense the neighbors and because they sense the object, they have implicit coordination across the group.

It is time for politicians and companies to respond decisively.

Thus, South Korea and the international community must respond firmly.

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The author's parents did not respond and called the police.

Abolitionists respond with two ethical arguments.

Policymakers can respond in three ways.

Count to ten before you respond.

How, then, should US officials respond?

How do you respond to that?

But Belgrade again failed to respond.

And why this whole thing makes sense.

That's common sense.

This makes sense.

Elizabeth has realized, and she's coming face to face with her own sense of jealousy, her own sense of mortality.

UNIFEM explores how its products and services respond to opportunities and demands.

This entails a sense of being different which can be experienced as problematic and creates a sense of insecurity and conflicts of loyalty.

Africa s media must respond with its own analyses, explanations, and narratives.

Dynamics of population ageing how can Asia and the Pacific respond?

We should respond to these challenges accordingly.

Zambia shares their sorrow and sense of loss.