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While Obama would likely acknowledge that US policy did not bring about these changes (which resulted from an internal process of recalculation by the president, General Thein Sein), the US was responsive and flexible enough to encourage them.
I firmly believe that the new technology age, if shaped in a responsive and responsible way, could catalyze a new cultural renaissance that will create the sense that we are part of something much larger than ourselves – a true global civilization.
Lastly, effective leadership means delivering excellent and responsive service to one’s customers or constituents, as Michael Bloomberg did as the mayor of New York.
Overcoming it – and ensuring steady, financially stable global growth – will require responsive national policymaking and multilateral coordination.
Such a policy response would have to include pro-growth structural reforms (such as higher infrastructure investment, a tax overhaul, and labor retooling), more responsive fiscal policy, relief for pockets of excessive indebtedness, and improved global coordination.
As a result, it will be generally less responsive to Italian economic circumstances than a purely Italian, but equally independent central bank would have been.
Highly responsive to international pressure, he was recently praised by Human Rights Watch for his “very important effort” in recognizing the destructive role of corruption and drug trafficking, and for launching an official crackdown on both.
At all levels of education, curricula should be made more flexible and responsive to changing technologies and market demands.
Moreover, the smaller scale of shale wells makes them much more responsive to fluctuations in market prices.
indicates that in some ways the new democracies have something to teach the old: certain government agencies in Romania were more responsive to citizen requests for information than comparable agencies in France and Spain.
To be sure, governance that is effective, legitimate, and responsive provides untold benefits, especially when compared to the alternative: inefficient governance, cronyism, and corruption.
Freedom of expression and unfettered media bolster this confidence, not by highlighting the system’s strengths, but by exposing its weaknesses, which can subsequently be corrected through responsive, rule-based mechanisms.
In fact, the Congress Party-led government, anxious to appear responsive to public demand for help during an election-year economic slowdown, has pushed forward three stimulus packages since December.
The electoral process has been unable to guarantee decent democratic governance, rein in predatory practices among the political class, or make public officials follow established rules, keep them responsive to citizen preferences, and deter them from channeling public funds into private hands.
To be sure, the investment climate in some countries is slowly becoming more responsive to women entrepreneurs’ needs.
To this end, Europe needs a more responsive leadership, one that citizens can access and influence through institutional channels.
And, though the transatlantic alliance was more unified and responsive during the subsequent Kosovo crisis, the US was still firmly in the driver’s seat.
To the extent that governments are involved, they can promote better risk management through responsive regulation and even subsidization of experiments with new private insurance products.
The West has supported in a variety of ways democratic movements in the post-Soviet region, hardly hiding its enthusiasm for the various “color” revolutions that have replaced long-standing dictators with more responsive leaders – though not all have turned out to be the committed democrats they pretended to be.
Authentic LeadershipCOLOMBO – The theme of this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is “Responsible and Responsive Leadership.”
Indeed, non-violence could only work against opponents vulnerable to a loss of moral authority – that is, governments responsive to domestic and international public opinion, and thus capable of being shamed into conceding defeat.
Finally, companies must be responsive to the concerns of their youngest employees, who will inherit the office of the future.
The main exports of Argentina and Indonesia – agricultural commodities – were far less responsive to currency depreciation.
The intellectual climate of the time was greatly influenced by the European Enlightenment, with its interest in reasoned construction of a social order, and its commitment to the creation of a society responsive to people’s preferences.
What is needed is an updated approach that supports the evolution of law in a constantly evolving environment, thereby ensuring that law is more responsive to the needs of citizens.
We argued that more responsive economies have fewer employment protections to scare entrepreneurs away from starting new firms, and have less industry-wide or economy-wide wage bargaining, which may also deter entrepreneurs.
Evidence confirms that the most responsive OECD economies scored well on these counts.
We also hypothesised that more responsive economies would be less encumbered by bureaucratic “red tape” that raise the costs of starting and developing firms.
We found that the greater the level of capitalisation, the more responsive employment was to share prices.
This demands that mobile technologies take into account differences in gender, education, and resource levels among farmers, and are responsive to changing circumstances.
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