Sentence examples for broad-based involvement from inspiring English sources

A key lesson was having broad-based involvement in the project characterized by one participant as the three Ps: involving the policymakers, the professionals and representatives of the public at large".

Such broad-based involvement from top analysts throughout the government lends the estimates special weight among policy makers, including the president.

Each of the represented nations entered into a formal Joint Statement memorializing their continuing broad-based involvement and commitment to the Program.

In Thailand the focus on PhD work, the lack of funding attracted for other joint work, and language difficulties, meant that the broad-based involvement of staff and production of papers was considerably less.

A broad-based international involvement can help introduce more accountability and the rule of law.

Along with Dr. Pert's preaching, such broad-based congregational involvement has inspired hundreds of laypersons to undertake leadership roles in Marble Church and in churches throughout the country.

It will take broad-based political involvement to arrive at a solution to them that benefits most everyone.

Smart Manufacturing responds and leads to a dramatic and fundamental business transformation to demand-dynamic economics keyed on customers, partners and the public; enterprise performance and variability management; real-time integrated computational materials engineering and rapid qualification, demand-driven supply chain services; and broad-based workforce involvement.

There is need for broad-based genuine involvement of major stakeholders including beneficiaries at every level of programming.

Though no simple solutions to these ethical problems exist, broad-based debates with stakeholder involvement to guide resource planning and allocation will sensitise decision makers about local needs, ensure transparency of allocations, thereby resulting in wider support and acceptance.

Annette Lawson, chair of the international working group of the Women's National Commission, which advises the government on policy affecting women, said: "I hope Cherie Blair will stress the importance of women's involvement in the broad-based coalition that emerges, pointing to examples such as South Africa where women have been part of the rebuilding process".