Sentence examples for information and inputs from inspiring English sources

To avoid double counting, background economic data need to be corrected by the amount of disaggregated production happening in the foreground using cobalt price information and inputs to cobalt production shall also be taken out from the background.

A new National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) was proposed to be set up by the then Home Minister P. chidambaram as an office to collect, collate, summarise, integrate, analyse, coordinate and report all information and inputs received from various intelligence agencies, state police departments, and other ministries and their departments.

Legislators rely on lobbyists for information and input from their various constituencies.

For one example, he said that he had considered starting a magazine for teenage boys using information and input from AOL. "Every adolescent boy or girl I know is on AOL, instant-messaging all the time," he said.

The Structure and Environmental information and input are shown in Fig. 21.

This is important information and input for evaluating and developing details with acceptable performance.

Obviously this all could change at any time, but it sounds kind of nasty, especially for folks who might want to process information and input in the background.

Tweet with the hashtag #helloworld, we will take all of this information and input to make decisions over time to make sure the platform is something you're proud of and will use more and more.

Tweet with the hashtag #helloworld, we will take all of this information and input to make decisions over time to make sure the platform is something you're proud of and will use more and more," Dorsey said.

The appraisal process relies on information and input from numerous sources, including independent assessment groups, manufacturers, healthcare professionals, clinical specialists and patient/carer representatives, who all act as suppliers of evidence, commentary, and/or analysis (Section 1.1.4 GMTA).

Using a watershed in southwestern Michigan, this study demonstrates how bio-physical information and input from various local stakeholders were combined to aid groundwater policy designed to achieve the objective of no net (adverse) impact on stream ecosystems.