Sentence examples for drawing on input from inspiring English sources

To meet these changing demands we need a clear political direction, drawing on input from residents," she says.

The group had just begun exploring ways to help bring about police reforms, and working to create new materials for post-prison reëntry programs, drawing on input from formerly incarcerated individuals.

Drawing on input from stakeholders ranging from citizens in affected communities to domestic regulators and international negotiators, Giang has developed integrated assessment models that trace the path of mercury from emissions sources to polluted watersheds to impacted consumers.

Drawing on input from business leaders as well as the science of learning, Golinkoff and Hirsh-Pasek suggest six core competencies that will create the "thinkers and entrepreneurs of tomorrow": collaboration, communication, content, critical thinking, creativity, and confidence.

Drawing on input from community leaders and school committee members, more than 30 students collaborated on the water catchment project during a SEAS course taught by chapter advisor Christopher Lombardo, Associate Director for Undergraduate Studies in Engineering Sciences.

Results from IDEAL will be used to develop an evidence-based action plan in collaboration with key stakeholders and drawing on input from regional workshop participants, and this will be presented at an end-of-study conference.

It is a field that can usefully draw on input from physicists, biologists, engineers and materials scientists.

A World Vision report (pdf) that draws on input from 140 Syrian children in Lebanon and Jordan highlighted problems of bullying and discrimination.

Science policy draws on input from many sources, from science societies and academies (such as the Royal Society and the Institute of Physics) to companies and pressure groups (such as the Campaign for Science and Engineering).

During the out-of-town run of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," before its Broadway opening in 1962, Mr. Prince drew on input from his friend Jerome Robbins and the talents of the composer Stephen Sondheim to come up with a new opening number, "Comedy Tonight," which is now beloved in musical theater.

"Given the above, it will take my department - and other departments, since this work draws on inputs from across government - time to collate and bring together this information in a way that it accessible and informative for the committee," he added.