Sentence examples for input and involvement from inspiring English sources

In a statement Merrill Lynch said: "It is important for investors to understand the nature and risks of any financial strategies they are considering, and, as in this case, Merrill Lynch encourages its clients to seek input and involvement from outside, independent advisors in those strategies".

"Canada should endeavor to put in place a policy framework for implementing the duty to consult that allows for indigenous peoples' genuine input and involvement at the earliest stages of project development," he wrote.

Finally, the dissemination process of the workshop allowed for further input and involvement from stakeholders.

In my experience, there are very, very few researchers, scientists, doctors who really value public input and involvement.

Throughout the country specific framework development phase and when grappling with potential issues of implementation the continuous input and involvement of numerous HIV positive women and their partners has been enlisted.

In light of this, reframing Telehomecare as an innovative model of care requiring the input and involvement of multiple stakeholders could help bridge the gaps between the Telehomecare program, the health care system, and the broader contexts shaping health, and above all, improve population health care and well-being.

In addition to his extensive UK experience John also has enormous international experience as result of his keynotes and conference inputs and involvement in a large number of research and development projects.

However, when patients were observed with therapists, there was further evidence of a lack of multidisciplinary input and family involvement in rehabilitation, which may have contributed to lower activity levels in the Perth unit.

Shared care emphasises the need for co-ordination between primary care and specialists to reduce duplication and address unmet need; chronic disease management focuses on service redesign in primary care incorporating timely review, expert input, patient involvement and information systems.

All of the community input, involvement, and checks and balances... from things as simple as block clubs to our participation at the city council and school board level, can all become and remain futile with Public Act 4. The things that we're taught in school about a government of, for, and by the people and that we should have a say in how we are governed, all go out the door.

In line with this, the IM protocol strongly supported input from different stakeholders to ensure participation and involvement in all steps of program development and implementation.