Sentence examples for call for inputs from inspiring English sources

The FCA study, a so-called "call for inputs" exercise that stops short of a full-scale inquiry, will focus on general insurance products such as motor cover, used by 20.1 million drivers in the UK.

The evidence-gathering exercise – known as a call for inputs – will look at whether high-cost loans are causing detriment to customers.

I had also responded a few years previously to a call for input into the UK Cabinet Office's National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies, suggesting consideration of the Icelandic volcanic threat.

Soon afterward, the National Institute of Standards and Technology put out a public call for input on how it should evaluate such algorithms in the future.

Existing options for elicitation include small face-to-face panels of experts by using the Nominal Group Technique (NGT), large Delphi panels whose members do not interact with each other face-to-face, and crowdsourcing, which involves an open call for input issued to a large community of people.

Additional studies published after 2000 were included if they became available through a call for input to active skin cancer prevention researchers.

"There have been announcements and calls for input, but we'll see where it all goes," she said.

He later called for "input from the communities affected: the folks who organize parades, the folks who march in them".

The review is being led by Robinson, the dean of Sydney University's medical school, and calls for input by doctors and specialists.

"I wish he had that much concern and was as responsive to Republicans' calls for input on major legislation," Mr. McCotter said.

Disgruntled broadcasters are likely to make their first public push to have the issue examined when the Department of Culture, Media and Sport releases its "issues paper", calling for input into the new communications bill.