Sentence examples for responsive declaration from inspiring English sources
It's important to refute incorrect factual assertions in a responsive declaration, but it's equally important to avoid the pitfalls of a 'blame game,' or to make unfounded accusations yourself.
The remaining members of the gang of four, and more disinterested politicians and historians, have long argued that the SDP's ideas – such as the "classless society" and "more responsive public services" called for in the Limehouse declaration – outlived the party, shaping the Lib Dems, New Labour, even the Conservatives.
"Since companies weren't being responsive to shareholders anyway ― witness Exxon's recent absurd declaration that it faced no real climate risk ― it may save everyone the trouble of pretending that they'll someday actually engage," Bill McKibben, the founder of 350.org, told HuffPost.
The Kampala Declaration (2008) stressed the crucial role of retaining an effective, responsive and equitably distributed health workforce [ 2].
For the rest of "liberated Europe" the western Allied leaders obtained nothing more substantial from Stalin than a declaration prescribing support for "democratic elements" and "free elections" to produce "governments responsive to the will of the people".
This declaration emphasised that community participation is a crucial ingredient for the development of responsive health-care systems both in high and low income countries.
The First Global Forum on Human Resources for Health held in 2008 in Kampala, issued a declaration that emphasises the need for equitable distribution as well as retention of skilled, productive and responsive health workers [ 2].
International political declarations call for increased and more equitable funding for research, and to make it more responsive to health systems needs in LMICs [ 3, 4, 7, 9].
They were very responsive".
