Sentence examples for responsiveness to concerns from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for eBay said its sellers must also comply with the law and the site's own policies, adding: "eBay has made significant investment in technology, people and systems to improve both our own investigations and our responsiveness to concerns raised by regulators in line with our commitment to ensuring we are the most trusted way to shop," the spokesperson said.

Whilst patient safety has been written into the regulator's mission, there appears to have been little responsiveness to concerns and problems of patients implanted with ASR™ hips, by MHRA decision-makers.

Mark E. Young, a lawyer who is Foley Hoag's chief marketing officer, did research that showed that clients use two main benchmarks when hiring lawyers: the firm's understanding of the client's business and its responsiveness to clients' concerns.

"The failure to reform the shareholder voting process in the past has, in my view, affected company and board responsiveness to shareholder concerns," Ms. Schapiro said.

This scrutiny and the pledges to self-regulate, which will be announced at a Federal Trade Commission event today, are an attempt to show corporate responsiveness to growing concerns about childhood obesity.

Since the Sarbanes-Oxley Act started requiring companies to meet higher standards of governance, corporations "have been moving in a more cooperative spirit," he said, adding, "We have sensed a greater responsiveness to shareholder concerns".

The Gotham Organization was selected to develop the two Clinton urban renewal sites because of its work at the New Gotham and "its responsiveness to community concerns over the impact on the existing corner structure and the design of the new buildings," said Christopher J. Cirillo, director of large-scale development for the housing agency.

And a progressive, social-democratic agenda that reduces the social gaps, lowers the costs of living, and limits the influence of the ultra-Orthodox rabbinate can potentially attract large numbers of mainstream secular Israelis frustrated with the government's lack of responsiveness to their concerns.

It remains unclear whether this effect size is the optimal discriminatory endpoint that reflects responsiveness to patient concerns.

If demonstrating responsiveness to community concerns and using a cluster investigation as an opportunity to educate the public are the only goals, we see no reason to disagree.

While fast-track initiatives show commendable responsiveness to stakeholder concerns, the end result is that the premarket approval evidence base is becoming increasingly limited and medicines are reaching the marketplace earlier than ever before.