Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...innovator who has become a personal friend to undergraduates from Mather House to the Quad asked his manager if he could set up an answering machine to respond to the requests...
Though most firms have been slow to respond to these developments, smart managers searching for talent are already courting the women, African Americans, Hispanics, Asians and others whom corporate executives have traditionally discounted or dismissed. They are re-examining from top to bottom their personnel policies: the ways they find and recruit new talent, the incentives and benefits they offer, how they organize work. They are learning that the new work force has different needs and are exploring ways to meet them...
Case 2. A military dictatorship ignores the results of free elections, imprisons opposition leaders and endangers American citizens living in the country. How will the U.S respond...
Hence the search for another way to avoid the crushing burdens of superpower responsibility. The search has borne fruit. The newest panacea for getting us off the hook has been found: the U.N., multilateralism, collective security. Woodrow Wilson's great dream that the world would respond to aggression by acting collectively rather than having to rely on a policeman (i.e., us) is finally coming true...
...management. The clinic, which serves 1,000 people a month, has had to reduce its 15-member psychiatric staff to five. The skeleton crew has little time for outreach -- going into the streets and cajoling the mentally ill into accepting help. PET (for psychiatric emergency team) units used to respond to mental crises anytime. Now they rarely make calls after their normal 10-hour workday...