"We're hoping they [the CAT] will take a close look at this, and will be responsive to the issues we're raising," said Liliana Sepulveda of the Centre for Reproductive Rights, an international NGO with offices in the US, Asia and Latin America.
Overall, community accountability arguably moves beyond community participation in requiring the health system to be responsive to the issues raised through participation.
On the other hand, some nurses in the study seemed to have the checklist 'in their heads' and oriented their questions toward it while remaining flexible and responsive to the issues and mood of the patient.
That said, the Reviewing editor and the reviewers thought your manuscript was sufficiently potentially interesting that they would be willing to consider a new submission of a revised manuscript, if it is responsive to the issues raised in this review, in particular to potentially include some new data collection.
But when it comes time to put forward actual proposals, they tend to fall back on ideas that are neither particularly bipartisan nor particularly responsive to the central issue animating the Democrats' reform effort — the problem of the uninsured.
"We were very aware of and responsive to the possible issues of this week," Payne said.
Actually, the seemingly spontaneous Edwards has been delivering the same stump speech — verbatim, and gesture for gesture — for months now, while Kerry, despite looking like an equestrian statue (man and horse) and sounding like a relic from radio's golden age, has been more responsive to the shifting issues and moods of the political season.
Although they are of fixed duration, these governance structures are designed for optimum productivity as well as being structures that are reflexive and responsive to the many issues that arise as the research is initiated, coordinated and executed (Laurie 2011).
Meanwhile, the flexibility of semi-structured interviews allows the researcher to be responsive to the relevant issues raised spontaneously by the interviewee [ 20].
Fisher (2006a, 2006b) is concerned that current federal regulations and organizational standards may not be responsive to the ethical issues raised by recently introduced methodologic approaches to children's environmental health research, such as community-based research (CBR).
