Sentence examples for encourage input from from inspiring English sources

A report in March by Robert R. Peterson, the state auditor, said the department "did not encourage input from the school districts in the planning".

In the past, Pickering has said that she would like to deemphasize hacks at the museum, to look at MIT and its community and its history in a wider way, and that the museum would like to encourage input from the MIT community on this issue.

When building a roadmap for a new m-commerce platform, encourage input from users, and prioritize product iteration based on feedback over a perfect release.

We hope that by publishing this guide now, and publishing it in a format which people can contribute and add to through our website www.inclusionintech.com, that we encourage input from companies who have had success in promoting Diversity and Inclusion.

The purpose of these meetings will be to encourage input from different populations to broaden our research agenda and increase its societal influence.

To encourage input from beyond the scientific community we have now developed a game interface that allows non-geneticists and non-scientists to contribute to our genomic analyses by analysing genetic variants within Facebook.

And 36 paid bulletin-board moderators will soon be encouraging input from the public about the companies the fund is invested in.

Since its debut on the TechCrunch Disrupt stage in September 2016, demand for a service like productboard, which gives companies a holistic view of product development and encourages input from across an organization, has only gotten more acute, according to company chief executive Hubert Palan.

Since its debut on the TechCrunch Disrupt stage in September 2016, demand for a service like productboard, which gives companies a holistic view of product development and encourages input from across an organization, has only gotten more acute, according to company chief executive Hubert Palan.

Where most online radio outlets, like Pandora or Spotify, use complex computer algorithms to program to the listener's established preferences and feed him or her more of what they already know and like -- oWOW takes the opposite approach and encourages input from its DJs, based on their own idiosyncratic preferences and personal discoveries.

However, the SPC has committed to continue to provide information on new cases from the Pacific, with the FishBase web site (2010) also encouraging input from researchers around the world.