Sentence examples for responsive to the views from inspiring English sources

The suggestion was that that part of the press should be controlled by elected public officials, and while this was, of course, deeply undemocratic, it was nowhere near as undemocratic or as alarming as his statement that "it is time that the networks were made more responsive to the views of the nation and more responsible to the people they serve".

Mr Bartels found that senators are very responsive to the views of the richest third of their constituents, somewhat responsive to the views of the middle third, and utterly indifferent to the views of the poorest third.

Accordingly, a company's culture should promote integrity and openness, value diversity and be responsive to the views of shareholders and wider stakeholders.

In particular, we'll be looking at: Lord Freud's commitments to make the design and roll out of PIP transparent and responsive to the views and need of disabled people.

After claiming that the networks enjoyed "a monopoly sanctioned and licensed" by the government, Agnew suggested that the networks be "made more responsive to the views of the nation," and he urged the public to write to the networks protesting their news coverage.

Symbolic as it may be, the prosecution of the former president and his family comes as timely proof that Egypt's army, which has often appeared to be aloof and insensitive, remains broadly responsive to the views of the street.Egypt's army won praise for refusing to save Mr Mubarak's regime, for gently easing him out of office and for helping to restore order after the revolution's early tumult.

"The proposal is responsive to the widespread view of investors that leases are liabilities that belong on the balance sheet," said Leslie F. Seidman, the chairwoman of F.A.S.B., adding that the two boards "have worked together to develop a revised, converged proposal to address the inadequacies of current lease accounting and disclosures".

Though this was done with the aim of being responsive to the participant's views and encourage the flow of the discussion, a possibility of bias may have arisen from not standardizing the sequence of questions.

"I admire him for the way he made Hudson View Gardens and, later, Castle Village, so responsive to the site, the way the river views are shared with the passersby," Mr. Navin said, adding that the more typical waterfront development blocks off the water views with walls.

We wrapped it all up in a beautiful interactive map, which, for the first time, is responsive to the platform on which it is viewed.

"They would like to reconfigure the use of the Cactus Cafe to something that, in their view, is more responsive to the needs and the interests of the students," Mr. Powers said, adding, "I think they made a reasonable decision, and I'm supporting it".