Examples of using A direct response in English and their translations into German
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We should not forget that the Orange Revolution was a direct response to Yanukovych's attempt to steal,
A direct response to this question should be yes.
A direct response from the development companies could not be obtained.
Its introduction is a direct response to the global environmental plastic issue.
The UN Genocide Convention was a direct response to the crimes of the Nazis and their collaborators.
The processors were named Ryzen 3, 5 and 7 as a direct response to the Intel series.
It was a direct response to paid social media spots like this Instagram post by Kylie Jenner.
Marine Knowledge 2020 is a direct response to the call by marine data users for the EU to step in.
Especially Kader Attia's Open your eyes is a direct response to the show's discursive inertia
Both new products are a direct response to some of the main trends in the automotive industry, including weight reduction.
The master's program in bioinformatics is a direct response to the paradigm shift taking place in medicine
The subsidiary was the first publishing house to be established as a direct response to the collapse of communism in eastern Europe.
The Buddha's teachings are a direct response to this burning, gut-level question,
The acquisition of Bocad is a direct response to these needs, giving even greater depth to our 3D plant and marine design solutions.
The striking design is a direct response to the museum's key objectives
make one rethink what defines art and how art can be a direct response to modern social issues.
The Nonviolence Programme is a direct response to needs expressed by activist groups for nonviolence training
Due to confidentiality, we can't receive a direct response from w-inds.
That ensures a direct response to control signals.
These changes were a direct response to the growing confidence of organised workers.