Sentence examples for responsive to the demand from inspiring English sources

The review says below the regional level, councils should become more responsive to the demand for housing.

Pressure to maintain equitable funding which is responsive to the demand placed on different health plans has triggered each health system to develop population-based funding models.

The decision tool presented here is a powerful tool to make both GP care and other primary care disciplines more responsive to the demand of the population.

A flexible GP care system, which is responsive to the demand of the population, is essential to overcome the health problems related to an ageing population and an increase in chronic diseases (National Health Reform, Commonwealth of Australia, 2011).

Through the N.S.A., the C.I.A. tried to orchestrate what happened in the I.S.C., just as the I.U.S. was responsive to the demands of the Kremlin.

The film is a potent reminder that in Iran the electoral process has yet to deliver a government responsive to the demands of youth and women.

The media are far more responsive to the demands of the marketplace than they were a decade ago, even if they remain far from objective.

The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, so it wants to be seen to be responsive to the demands of its investors in America.

O'Keefe told me that, around that time, the hospital was considering "a more comprehensive plan that was more responsive to the demands of the community," but it needed a way to cover the costs.

Today, Kraft's public persona is that of a wise and optimistic cheerleader — the owner who remembers the names of all his players, remains responsive to the demands of fans, signs the checks, and otherwise stays out of the way.

And which must surely be the envy of Bill Clinton, locked in the embrace of a system so responsive to the demands of the public that sometimes it is hardly able to move.