Sentence examples for commissioning survey from inspiring English sources

In a recent 2010 'local commissioning survey' conducted by the British Dental Association, it was reported that seventy-four percent of dental commissioning leads in PCTs across England felt they needed additional support in their dental commissioning teams [ 13].

He commissioned Research & Forecasts, Inc. to do the study, and they commissioned Survey Sampling, whose offices are in Westport, Conn., to do the sampling.

Reports this week in relation to a KPMG commissioned survey of FTSE 350 companies appear to show that climate change continues to rank low among the priorities of the United Kingdom's leading corporates.

Some involved as little as 1,000 U.S. consumers in a commissioned survey while others looked at the behavior of up to 4.9 million shoppers.

In a recent commissioned survey, Zogby Analytics uncovered that, from a student's perspective, the "University of the Future" needs to be accessible, flexible, innovative and job-focused.

A BBC commissioned survey in 1999 of CAM use amongst adults in the United Kingdom approximated CAM expenditure of £14 per month with about one-third spending less than £5 per month [ 28].

As a result, in a UNICEF commissioned survey published in 2003, the wall of silence that sometimes surrounds the problem of child abuse and neglect was finally broken down.

She also commissioned surveys of South Africa's teenagers.

That result tied with Britain for the lowest figure among nine countries where Boston Consulting commissioned surveys.

Mr. Lay commissioned surveys of employees, and invited them to come speak with him or one of his top executives about any worries.

It's important to consider the source with commissioned surveys.