Furthermore, the principle of responsiveness to local population health needs is not met when seniors requiring outpatient rehab services are discharged despite the common knowledge that they will likely not be able to access those services in a timely manner.
She said: "Our government expects our international commercial creditors to negotiate respecting the principles of transparency, responsiveness and good faith.
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been defined as "a configuration of principles of social responsibility, processes of social responsiveness, and policies, programs, and observable outcomes as they relate to the firm's societal relationships (author's italics)" [[ 49], p. 693].
In it, corporate sustainability performance is defined as: "a business organization's configuration of principles of social responsibility, processes of social responsiveness, and policies, programs, and observable outcomes as they relate to the firm's societal relationships [and its outcome]" (1991, p. 693).
A review of the financial crisis enquiry commission report on the CDO machine (Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, 2011) suggests that while some anticipation and reflection occurred in the CDO development process, the principles of deliberation and responsiveness were limited.
The procedural aspects of the framework provide a means to ensuring that the values of the community are reflected in decision-making through the procedural principles of inclusiveness and responsiveness.
We naturally flinch from (inflicting) the former more than from (allowing) the latter, and I say "naturally" because, as with cases involving perceptual or temporal immediacy, this is not a matter of being guided by moral principles or strictures, but of responsiveness to non-moral situational differences.
Without the responsibility of responsiveness, you come upon your own self without the relief of distraction.
They argued that Carroll's CSR definition embraced three ethical components, i.e. social responsibility which should be thought of as principles, social responsiveness, which should be thought of as processes, and social issues management, which should be thought of as policies (Wartick and Cochran 1985, p.767).
The principles of preserving patient choice, responsiveness to local population needs, and patient-centred care reinforce the above direction.
