Sentence examples for responsive governing from inspiring English sources

Marci Harris is co-founder and CEO of POPVOX, a civic startup that connects people and elected officials to foster accountable, responsive governing.

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.

Institutionalising partnerships (through long-term development of trust, engagement of a broad range of staff in joint activities and joint appointment of staff), and developing responsive mechanisms for governing these partnerships (through regular joint negotiation of research priorities and funding issues), can address these challenges in mutually acceptable ways.

However, the question isn't whether the biasing mechanism itself is reasons responsive but whether the mechanism governing its operation is, that is, whether self-deceivers typically could recognize and respond to moral and non-moral reasons to resist the influence of their desires and emotions and instead exercise special scrutiny of the belief in question.

The complex regulation of brain CRF systems and HPA secretion during stress challenge and adaptation implicate different regulatory systems governing the homeostatic components and responsive (reactive) functions of the HPA axis (Bale and Vale 2004; Hauger et al. 2006, 2009).

We must have governing structures that are responsive to people and not captured by moneyed interests.

Once... (APPLAUSE) Once we deal with the immediate crisis in housing and strengthen the regulatory system governing our financial markets, we have to make government responsive once again to all of the American people.And our final task, in fact, is to make sure that opportunity is available to all Americans.You know, the bedrock of our economic success is the American dream.

The experimental results showed that the glucose responsivity of the solute diffusional permeability through the proposed membranes was heavily dependent on the PAAC grafting yield, because the pH-responsive change of pore size governed the glucose-responsive diffusional permeability.