Responding to criticism

Everyone's listening. We're responding.

My mistake was responding.

Tom's computer is not responding.

They were responding to immediate concerns.

No one's responding to each other.

One is hyperactive, responding aggressively to events.

Sensing and responding feedback is a huge thing.

Or they're responding to censorship requests by authoritarian regimes that do not reflect consent of the governed.

And of course, you're responding with all of these.

Why aren't you responding? Oh, you don't speak Swahili.

Responding to the drought in the mountains, he said

Second, they should increase their focus on customers, including by soliciting and responding to feedback in an engaging way.

But those realities, as if listening and responding, entered the fray.

Around 800 comments by readers responding to it offered a glimpse of the negative view that many Koreans have of Africans.

Not only about responding to natural disasters, but involved in systemic issues.

Responding with military aid will simply turn a catastrophe into an apocalypse.

Responding to the prelate's comments, Nefrite writes on the Corriere della Sera blog

And on the animal on the right, you see that the cancer was responding.

Most Twitter users seem to be responding to the verdict with anger or shock.

Colorados from rural areas joined defectors from the military in responding to his call.

It should be suspected in those poorly responding to resuscitation with fluids and vasopressors.

In responding to the Schleswig Holstein Question, they both proved equally diligent in doing so.

Jordanian blogger The Black Iris, responding to comments that the ICC's move undermined Sudan's sovereignty, said

I find myself embarrassed at responding to a question for which I don't have an answer.

It was originally founded by Moninho Viegas in 990, responding to a process made during the battle of Valboa, where he captured the castle of Monte de Arados.

Responding to the CNN's special report, Erin Pettigrew, a Mauritania expert, explains the complexity of the problem

European continental thinking, responding to urbanization and the need for social order, emphasized institutional analysis of political economy.

And fortunately, we have seen the government responding more timely and also more frequently to the public concerns.

During the past ten years it has provided a solid basis for responding to a number of challenges .

Matias Guente, senior editor and journalist for the weekly Canal de Mocambique, disagreed with the above post, responding

Or they're responding to requests and concerns by governments that have no jurisdiction over many, or most, of the users and viewers who are interacting with the content in question.

On the one hand, an open Internet is the essential foundation of the information society and the central government has established its legitimacy by actively responding to online public opinion.

Development and construction Lusitania and Mauretania were commissioned by Cunard, responding to increasing competition from rival transatlantic passenger companies, particularly the German Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) and Hamburg America Line (HAPAG).

Except that, wait a minute, politicians are rational, too, and they're responding to what they think the voters want.

So far we have no examples of public officials responding to complaints or petitions that originated on the website.

Perhaps responding to indignation over the cartoon, Roozonline, an opposition website, removed it from their own site without explanation.

Nobody has ever written something so beautiful to me in my life, so that is why I am responding.

Responding to this influence and increased pressure from the public, Gibson reintroduced Les' single cutaway guitar in July 1968.

And then of course, this year we've been responding to Katrina, as well as following up on our reconstruction works.

Clearly, the world s ever expanding network of currency swap arrangements is far from a reliable mechanism for responding to crisis.

Responding to the news, registan_net tweets 'Come on, Kazakhstan, people are going to start thinking you hate Sacha Baron Cohen.'

Since 1963, civil rights activists pressured Disneyland to hire black people, with executives responding that they would consider the requests.

Responding to political, social and economic pressure, many Croats have migrated throughout the world, and established a notable Croatian diaspora.

Hard pornography is not to be subsidised by the State, Gliński stated, never having seen the play in question but responding to speculation that pornographic actors were to perform in the play.