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Thus too, while Lindsay believed in making government more responsive by establishing neighborhood organizations, he apparently didn't think about how accountability and control might also be needed.
The aim is to make Japan's political system more responsive by ending more than a century of de facto rule by elite career bureaucrats at Tokyo's central ministries, and empowering democratically elected politicians instead.
One aim of this legislation is to make them more responsive by barring them from discriminating against Americans with pre-existing conditions who most need insurance coverage.
Physiological and biochemical plasticity appear more responsive by having more readily reversible variations in performance than do morphological adaptations.
"It has prompted a more responsive attitude by schools towards sport".
Bigger is not more responsive, nor more responsible -- just bigger!
These should be more responsive for delivering by applying safer drug delivery systems or methods by breaching any physical and physiological obstacle that exists in the brain [ 26].
He highlighted the idea that the party was trying to be more responsive to voters by asking those voters themselves, instead of party caretakers, to endorse his selection.
This allows train operators to run a service with one locomotive instead of two, reducing investment and capital costs and making operations more responsive, for example by shunting wagons on non-electrified sidings along the line.
A new front suspension of aluminum will make the 3 Series more responsive and comfortable by reducing ride-deteriorating unsprung weight the weight of the parts of a car not supported by its springs, including wheels and tires.
When an HbA1c was not obtained, 42.5% of patients had a medication change during the hospitalization, whereas those providers who ordered the test appear to have been somewhat more responsive as determined by changes in medication (55.0%, P < 0.001).
