Sentence examples for including the input of from inspiring English sources

The total investment, including the input of industry and commerce, is only 2% of GDP, significantly less than the U.S. (2.7%) and Japan (3.1%), but also less than several Scandinavian countries (3% to 3.5%), which have fewer inhabitants than the Netherlands.

This is due to a number of limitations in these reviews [ 11]; perhaps the most significant one being the lack of a well-defined, transparent process for including the input of relevant evidence users that have practice-based knowledge.

Solutions: Any intervention (including the input of small pieces of information) should aim to restart the group process with a question which leads to discussion at a higher level.

The CLAHRC is able to do this because it provides the senior managerial, political, commissioning, clinical, academic and financial support to carry out such service redesign trial, including the input of multiple academic disciplines from psychiatry, nursing, psychology, medical statistics, health economics, sociologists and business management.

The draft statement, she said, included the input of Paul Dacre, the paper's editor.

The Football Association has a formal process still to undertake, which will now include the input of Howard Wilkinson, but the appointment of Gareth Southgate on a permanent basis is surely a formality.

The newest version of the game, released this month, includes the input of more than thirteen hundred scouts from fifty-one countries, creating a database of information on more than seven hundred thousand players, coaches, and officials.

Quality aspects include the input of research institutions and regulatory bodies to ensure that safe herbal products are used, and the formal training of herbalists.

Later on Sunday, White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus met with senior staff and made a decision at that, following the already scheduled rollout of an executive order on regulatory reforms, all other executive orders would be held up until a process was established that included the input of key officials outside the White House.

The ACR Appropriateness Criteria® required more than 20 years of work to develop, included the input of hundreds of multi-specialty-based clinical experts and almost 6000 literature references that are constantly updated, fully transparent and widely referenced.

Their development included the input of teachers, unions, university administrators and the influence of international assessments.