Many current specific DSS have architectures, tools, models and operational characteristics that are either fixed or difficult to change in the face of changing management needs.
Nor, in the face of changing social and demographic changes, can we turn our back on reform in the NHS.
While Krauthammer admitted the success of the social programs established with the New Deal, he argued that they needed to change in order to remain successful in the face of changing demographics and technology.
Therefore, our focus is more on the dynamic 'navigation' of the system in the face of changing challenges and not on momentary events, which are minimally emblematic of change.
Mr. Kerry maintained the president's inflexibility in the face of changing circumstances meant that the country needed "a fresh start".
In the face of changing demographic and economic realities, care is intrinsic and deeply important to all of us.
Still, European banks are moving actively to address their problems, including by slashing costs in the face of changing regulations and a sluggish European economy.
#TellNYT — Catherine Marenghi (@Marenghi) 17 Jan 13 The domestic advice in Dear Abby also extended to parenting in the face of changing domestic mores.
If they were clinging to every past position, the flip-flop police would be busting them for stubbornness and rigidity in the face of changing circumstances.
The report identifies a secretive, bureaucratic culture within MAFF, inertia in the face of changing scientific advice and lack of rigour in imposing regulations.
In the face of changing technology, the Western Union Telegraph Company was reorganized as the Western Union Corporation in 1988 to handle money transfers and related services.
