Sentence examples for gather input for from inspiring English sources

A blue ribbon panel of prominent academics, former politicians, and business leaders led by former DuPont CEO Charles Holliday held a series of meetings to gather input for a report that was due out last summer, but the academies' exhaustive vetting process delayed its release by almost a year.

Rupp, whose campaign did not return a call for comment, took the lead on the legislation several years ago, including traveling around the state to gather input for the law that was signed in 2010.

Some Washington reporters have begun informally soliciting a wider range of questions for their work... David Gregory, host of NBC's Meet the Press, and Jake Tapper, ABC's senior White House correspondent, are experimenting with the micromessage site Twitter to gather input for their interviews with government officials.

Though the primary user of S4HARA is the person in charge of budget planning within a given organization, consultation with several key contacts is required to gather input for the construction of a S4HARA model.

The consultation aimed to 1) consult and gather inputs for the study from a range of stakeholders; and 2) explore challenges and best practices in the context of the international framework on migration and the human rights of the child.

It's nothing new for companies to gather input from audiences they serve.

In preparation for the encyclical, the Vatican made a point to gather input from scientists from around the world.

Now a team of archaeologists from the University of West Florida are hoping to gather input from state and local officials to positively ID the wreck and mark it for historical preservation.

Not everything went smoothly for the World Bank during the first two rounds of global consultations to gather input from civil society groups and affected communities.

On the other hand there are richer means to gather input data, for example an array of video cameras distributed in various places of a building or a team of robots equipped with cameras and other advanced sensing devices can move around an area and provide 'in situ' understanding of a dynamic environment quite close to what humans in the place may be able to perceive.

The Litmus Test is somewhat similar to the method used by the McMaster Health Forum in that it is a key informant interview approach which allows the researchers to 1) gather input about the draft outline for the policy brief to support a stakeholder dialogue, 2) help frame the problem, and 3) identify other key informants who might be able to provide further input.