Two-thirds of delegates are going to be responsive to the results of that primary.
It proves that companies like Foxconn and Apple, to a point, can be responsive to consumer concerns.
"We want to be responsive to people, to what constituents want, " Hamsher said.
And the government is going to have to be responsive to those concerns.
Often consultants forget that their role is to advise and be responsive to the informational needs of staff and board members.
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When they have relatively low margins in some sectors, it's hard for them to be able to be responsive to government-imposed arbitration.
But we believe that moving beyond history is what is going to be responsive to the aspirations of the people of the region.
Or, do you need your technology to help you keep in touch with your customers so you can be responsive to needs they identify?
Often, the symptoms of ASD appear as extreme shyness or anxiety in girls, masking that they may not be responsive to the social cues of others.
It is so, not because they save any money on taxes, but because public prisons have unionized workforces and have to be responsive to public information requests.
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As the next generation of business leaders, buyers and customers evolve, a social business will be mostly defined by its ability to be responsive to customer demands .
The President and the Secretary General discussed the region broadly and the international efforts, including those led and coordinated by the United Nations, to be responsive to developments in each of these countries.
As you heard -- I said this on Friday, the President said this later on Friday, that governments in this country at all levels and governments around the world have to be responsive to their citizens.
The best way to ensure that your company is the one getting recommended is to be responsive to customers, to prospects, and even to strangers when they, either directly or indirectly, show some interest in your company.
To be clear, our goal in modifying our site governance process is to make sure that we receive feedback from you in the best, most productive way possible so that we can be responsive to your input.
And we understand that there's a lot of frustration out there because of that, and it's important that leaders, regulators, folks in the private sector as well as the public sector, be responsive to people's legitimate frustrations.
President Obama and Prime Minister Erdogan spoke by telephone today to coordinate efforts to accelerate a political transition in Syria, which would include the departure of Bashar al-Assad and be responsive to the legitimate demands of the Syrian people.
He mentioned how this administration for two months has been repeatedly encouraging President Assad and the Syrian government to implement meaningful reforms, and yet they have refused to respect the rights of the Syrian people or be responsive to their aspirations.
Businesses must operate in a fluid manner, be responsive to changing markets, and remain competitive in a highly dynamic environment, while at the same time ensuring that they remain in control of their information and adhere to corporate and geographical compliance requirements.
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In a series of animal experiments published over the past year, university-based neuroscientists genetically engineered mice and monkeys with different types of neurons primed to be uniquely responsive to shades of laser light, so that a single type of activity or behavior could be altered instantly without affecting anything else.
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And we have urged governments in the region -- the Egyptian government, the Bahraini government, but, in general, to be responsive and to open up their societies and to get ahead of the process in order to respond to the aspirations of their people.
Device makers have to be more responsive to that as well as adept at creating services.
Over the coming months, I'm going to try hard to be more responsive to comments.
The political system tends to be more responsive to the needs of seniors than it is to the needs of youth.
It needs the benefit of a real, functional challenge procedures that will force the agency to be more responsive to the public.
Indeed, he says that the firm will have to change its culture of manufacturing to be as responsive to the regulators as it is to customers.
At its event, Sharp shared more details of its "Igzo" technology - which stands for Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide, a compound material that is said to be more responsive to touch.
Alternately, we could encourage the university system to be more responsive to market forces by creating a no-frills, federal degree-granting body that awards certificates to students who pass exams in a given subject.
The Presidents agreed that just as other international organizations have had to change to be more responsive to the challenges of the 21st century, the United Nations Security Council also needs to reform, and expressed their support for a modest expansion of the Security Council that improves its effectiveness and efficiency, as well as its representation.
Leaders of any country and any region of the world have to be responsive and responsible to the people they govern.
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