Sentence examples for responsive to the concerns from inspiring English sources

"They are trying to show they are being responsive to the concerns of Hollywood," he said.

"Often companies are responsive to the concerns of civil society only when there's a crisis.

The government's willingness to remove contested clauses proves that officials are responsive to the concerns of the people, he added.

Such a shift would address a key deficiency of NCLB and would be responsive to the concerns of educators regarding personnel evaluation.

At the same time, Mr. Lasher said, "we plan to be responsive to the concerns of medallion owners in implementing the plan".

"E.P.A. decided to move forward cleaning up the river in a way that is environmentally sound and also responsive to the concerns of the people who live in the affected communities.

In that case, they offered him an even more defanged alternative, one that would be "more responsive to the business community's concerns" but would certainly "be criticized by some as caving".

One might argue therefore that our being responsive to the ethical concerns presented in these cases has religious significance since it is subsumed under the overriding religious concern to maintain the existence of Judaism.

These religious leaders seemed more responsive to the shifting concerns of their congregants and willing to take on a wider range of issues, such as global warming.

But Axcelis did throw a bone to its shareholders showing that majority voting has at least some pressuring value: The Board also expressed its intention to be responsive to the shareholder concerns that gave rise to the withhold votes.

"Our common goal," he said in a statement, "is to see an end to the fighting and the establishment of a broadly representative, multiethnic government that would reflect the genuine aspirations of the Afghan people and be responsive to the legitimate concerns of the international community".