Across the sector there was an appetite for radical restructuring, with the UN seen as an anachronistically centralised system in a world that, as Sean Lowrie of the Start network puts it "increasingly needs something different, more responsive, more decentralised and agile".
Bigger is not more responsive, nor more responsible -- just bigger!
Health systems increasingly try to make their services more responsive to users' expectations.
Flexibility, which many hoped would result in jobs that were more responsive to employees' lives, increasingly means that workers have to re-arrange their lives to meet employers' last-minute demands.
The stock has since rallied 63 percent, closing on Friday at $18.76 a share, as the company's results improved, and Q Investments has grown increasingly aggressive in pushing the board to be more responsive to stakeholders — that is, the owners.
In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, where devolved administrations keep fees down for local and EU students, expansion is equally unaffordable.Moreover, reforms intended to make universities more responsive to student demand look increasingly bizarre.
During the second phase (two to six months), the infant increasingly discriminates between familiar and unfamiliar adults, becoming more responsive toward the caregiver; following and clinging are added to the range of behaviours.
Trends towards constructing taller and increasingly slender buildings imply that these structures are potentially more responsive to wind excitation, causing discomfort to occupants.
"We continue to believe that the transaction will provide our customers with a streamlined, more responsive and better invested supply chain, reflecting the increasingly competitive retail landscape that we are seeing in today's markets as consumers' shopping habits change," it said.
