We need to avoid both unregulated corporations and unresponsive, rule-laden governments.
The unrest has been inspired partly by grievances unique to each country, but many shared a new confidence, bred in Egypt and Tunisia, that a new generation could challenge unresponsive authoritarian rule in ways their parents thought impossible.
First elected Prime Minister in 2003, Erdoğan came to power as a moderate Islamist reformer who overturned decades of rule by an unresponsive secular élite that, backed by the military, had dominated the Turkish Republic since its founding, in 1923.
In recurrent or unresponsive patients, an evaluation to rule out a foreign body is traditionally recommended.
Though completely unresponsive to individual preferences, this aggregation rule satisfies the rest of Arrow's conditions.
Most voters, accustomed to unresponsive government after decades of single-party rule, do not expect even most of these challenges to be addressed.
More importantly, the paralysis produced by the current Senate rules has made America dangerously unresponsive in a rapidly changing world.
Americans are searching for churches -- and temples, synagogues, and mosques -- that are not caught up in political intrigue, rigid rules and prohibitions, institutional maintenance, unresponsive authorities, and inflexible dogma but instead offer pathways of life-giving spiritual experience, connection, meaning, vocation, and doing justice in the world.
Although this scenario is plausible, we cannot rule out the possibility that relatively unresponsive neurons [19] in binocular cortex became responsive after monocular enucleation and thus effectively increased the pool of responsive neurons.
Symptoms of preterm labor, preterm premature rupture of membranes (PPROM), advanced cervical dilatation (≥3 centimeters) and/or uterine contractions unresponsive to tocolysis were considered clinical indications for ultrasound-guided amniocentesis to rule-out infection.
