Manufacturers and distributors face the challenge and necessity to reduce these process delays in order to recover the maximum value of the returned products through an effective, responsive closed loop supply chain (CLSC).
And women in the executive branch, like Hillary Clinton, Hilda Solis and Janet Napolitano, will rebuild an effective, responsive government that keeps us safe and makes us proud.
The Kampala Declaration (2008) stressed the crucial role of retaining an effective, responsive and equitably distributed health workforce [ 2].
The hospital has a standardised mortality rate in keeping with the national average and was described by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) as a 'good trust': safe, caring, effective, responsive and well-led [ 10, 11].
It is also the only way for the European Central Bank to conduct an effective and responsive monetary policy, as does the US Federal Reserve (which would also be hard pressed to do its job properly if every morning it had to arbitrate between the debts of Texas, Wyoming and California).
McCann was much admired for being an effective and responsive manager.
Kent and Medway NHS Social Care Partnership Trust said it aimed to provide "an effective and responsive service" to ensure that patients were seen swiftly.
To that end, his report laid out a series of benchmarks for making the agency more effective, responsive, efficient, transparent and collaborative in the coming years.
In line with the Nuffield review of the value of quality ratings [ 24], CQC will now ask whether services are; safe, caring, effective, responsive and well-led and rated accordingly, with a view to; increasing accountability, aiding choice, improving performance, spotting failure, and reassuring the public [ 2, 28, 24].
Resistance to change need not be a bad thing, but the inflexibility of some Gulf societies holds back their potential for growth and for general well-being.Political reform is vital if not to sweep away the cosy patriarchies that currently siphon off so much of the region's vitality, then at least to render governments more effective, responsive and predictable.
In this sense, private "laws" are by far more effective, responsive to changes and highly enforceable.
