Word: respondent
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...pleased that UHS took the survey and released the results, a responsible but unusual move among college health care programs. We are also heartened by the efforts that UHS has made to respond to concerns identified by the study, and urge medical administrators to continue to improve the quality of health care on campus. For one thing, these surveys could take place more frequently--once every seven years is too seldom to provide a good measure of current performance. Though the relationship between students and UHS is still far from ideal, we are hopeful that meaningful change is possible...
...system could anticipate busy times and respond accordingly, Condenzio says...
...fact that the prisoners did not respond immediately to the offer and that many supporters denounced the conditions, asking instead for unconditional clemency, was taken as a sign by opponents that the prisoners intended to return to violent political activities once released from prison. But their initial silence can be explained easily. The prisoners all wanted to arrive at a consensus but were jailed in various prisons across the country and found it difficult to do so. The conditional offer carried some restrictions on their freedom and needed to be considered carefully. To chalk up the delay in the decision...
...could have published the article a week earlier [than we did] but we delayed the article a week to give [the office of the minister of defense] a chance to respond," Chavunduka said...
...international body is far from clear. The U.S. has been criticized for bypassing the U.N. on interventions such as Kosovo, while Washington counters that the international body at times drags its feet as catastrophes unfold. "While everyone in the U.N. is debating how to restructure the organization to respond more rapidly and effectively to international crises, the U.S. hasn?t shown clearly whether it's committed to acting as part of a community or whether it prefers to cut its own deals," says TIME U.N. correspondent William Dowell. "Acting in concert with others requires a willingness to listen to different...