Sentence examples for input on all from inspiring English sources

Today, Mayor Idoni said he hoped to line up several development projects in the next two months for the City Park location, and to seek public input on all of them.

Burbridge says they consider them a part of the team and ask for ideas and input on all aspects of the business, from marketing and sales through to operations and finance.

The new city charter of 1999 established the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE) to organize neighbourhood councils everywhere (and seven new regional zoning commissions) to broaden the public's input on all legislative matters.

At Nike, team members used surveys to get broad input on all 33 critical decisions, followed by detailed interviews to gain more insight into a few.

"It is important that once Design Council Cabe have carried out their initial work, they set out their ideas, so that local people can share their views and important input on all aspects of the Third Crossing in the upcoming public consultation". Mr Aldous is pictured showing former Prime Minister David Cameron the Lowestoft harbour area during a visit in the run-up to the 2015 General Election.

Both patents, as with a lot of recent Apple filings, are about making the smartphone smarter: a device that can recognize and process data on its own, and then offer up better, more immediately useful action options for a user is better than a device that is content to wait for user input on all decisions, at least according to Apple's recent trajectory with software and services.

At this point all eaters, fat or lean, could be forgiven for slamming the door on all expert dietary input, forever.

Then at t = 10 we manually switched on all inputs and the signaling cascade was triggered off showing an expression profile very similar to the Boolean simulation.

Hypothesis testing resulted in a p-value above 0.05 for the entire range of input specificities on all three time scales, indicating that there was no evidence to suggest that the specificity was non-constant on any time scale (figure 2).

"As we have said many times, the President's team is hearing input from experts on all sides of the tax reform debate as we formulate what will ultimately be the President's plan to enact the first significant tax reform since 1986.

The Malaria Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC) of the World Health Organization (WHO) was formed in 2012, "to provide strategic advice and technical input to WHO on all aspects of malaria control and elimination".