Sentence examples for information gathering exercise from inspiring English sources

This should not be interpreted as anything other than an information gathering exercise.

This pattern of spending appeared to be relatively unchanged from the first quarter of 2018, according to the National Cannabis Survey, an information gathering exercise conducted by Stats Canada to monitor exactly how cannabis use in Canada is changing in the lead up to recreational legalization.

In an intensive information gathering exercise, both in Juba and in Upper Nile State (where the seizures took place), UNICEF and MRM partners have tried to piece together what happened during and after the raid and to discover the location of the children.

Information gathering exercises undertaken on volcanic islands (Guadeloupe, St . Vincentand Montserrat) in the Lesser Antilles (eastern Caribbean), which have recently experienced – or are currently experiencing – volcanic action, have provided the basis for the compilation and publication of a handbook on Communication During Volcanic Emergencies, aimed at the principal stakeholder groups.

Sarah Archer: "Approaching networking as an information-gathering exercise rather than approaching people to get a job, can make it feel less daunting – people are often very flattered to be asked to talk about their career experiences.

"In order to discharge their respective duties Gloucestershire county council (GCC) and Somerset county council (SCC) should have undertaken a sufficiently thorough information-gathering exercise and then properly analysed that information.

The club are still involved in an information-gathering exercise, taking specialist advice as well as talking to Fifa, the Uruguayan federation and probably Suarez himself before taking any decisions or making any more public pronouncements.

Although antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said it was not a formal probe at that stage, but rather an information-gathering exercise — in order to "get the full picture".

The information-gathering exercise has been carried out since 1801 - when the official population of Great Britain was revealed for the first time.

A bit of well-stated puffery is fine when you are asked to describe yourself, but remember that your meeting is an information-gathering exercise, and it won't look good for you to blather on about yourself.

The former US envoy to Northern Ireland said his first two trips, next week and in October, will be information-gathering exercises.