Sentence examples similar to more responsive framework from inspiring English sources

They sense there is something fundamentally wrong with the very way the political and economic system is set up and are beginning to search for a new economic vision that can put people back to work, establish a more responsive governing framework and protect the biosphere of the earth.

But simply writing rules is not enough to address the changes in this new environment; we need a more responsive and agile regulatory framework.

In academic debates and work outside of the GMO field two approaches have emerged that, in combination, might be suitable to make the GMO debate more holistic and the decision framework more responsive to the specific social and economic situations in different countries.

Bigger is not more responsive, nor more responsible -- just bigger!

The World Health Organization, through its Regional Office for the Western Pacific, has developed a policy framework for a more responsive and people-centred health system [ 6] and during this process commissioned the Consumers and Communication Review Group to provide summaries of systematic reviews to inform the development of the framework.

It also claims it's working on being more responsive to regional norms and local frameworks.

That agreement had come after 12 years of debate, and it was intended to establish a pan-European framework that would make companies more responsive to shareholders.

Johnson's speech signalled the government's determination to use its new teaching excellence framework (TEF) to make universities more responsive to students, and upbraided colleges for the "highly variable" quality of undergraduate teaching.

The Bhagidari program is a participatory governance initiative which promotes Government Community Citizen engagement under its framework to make the systems more responsive to its citizens [ 8, 9].

For this redesign, Microsoft is using a new development framework that the company claims is more responsive and that enables the team to deliver a more modern design.

I'd hardly describe the charitable sector that way and believe his framework on how companies can become more responsive in three main ways is useful for charities as well.