Sentence examples for driver participation from inspiring English sources

This not only guaranteed Formula One driver participation, but also allowed for a variety of drivers to be seen over the course of the season.

The threat of a drivers' boycott over the terms of their 1995 FIA Super Licences, which allowed the FIA to demand promotional appearances and forbade the drivers from criticising the championship, was defused by the governing body prior to the race, ensuring full driver participation in the championship.

For example, Steven L. Moskowitz, the executive director of the Antique Automobile Club of America, said that the club's Historic Preservation of Original Features class and the Drivers Participation Class for cars driven to and from shows have both experienced "marked growth" in the last three or four years.

He added: "Those Team GB athletes will be the greatest driver of participation we've had in this country in the last 20 years".

Nurses and managers expected that financial incentives would be a useful way of motivating GPs to participate in extra activities, but it was found that money was not a great driver for participation.

According to Chin-A-Fo[8], care for the environment and independence of large energy companies are the two main drivers of participation in a local energy initiative.

In response, the LTA insisted it is "fully focused" on using the summer to inspire more people to play the game, with Wimbledon, one of the key drivers of participation in Britain, due to get under way in less than a week's time.

The meta-analysis reveals several key drivers for participation in AESs including fair payments, lower household dependency on agricultural incomes, age and education levels, the presence of a successor and the ability to make progressive rather than step changes to agricultural activities.

Appreciation of the barriers and drivers towards participation is important for trial design, communication and information provision.

A two-stage time-location cluster sampling approach was used to select respondents for the survey, covering 2066 long-distance truck drivers, a participation rate of 97%.

They cited altruism or a belief that the trial offered the best treatment as their main drivers for participation, as reflected in the following quote: 'I am happy to take part in any trial that may benefit not only me but others who may need to have treatment for cancer'.