Sentence examples for input on his from inspiring English sources

As the confusion around the immigration ban made clear, the vast government he oversees has little input on his actions.

He also developed a cross-functional leadership team that gave him input on his strategy and coordinated operational oversight.

Gary Silverman, a certified financial planner in Wichita Falls, Tex., formed his board strictly for the purpose of getting input on his new business plan.

Even when he was President John F. Kennedy's solicitor general, he was stubbornly independent, frustrating the politically minded members of the administration who thought he should accept their input on his legal positions.

They were without some key pivots, as Rhys Hanbury and Joe Mellor were rested after the Easter period, but in truth the Widnes captain, Kevin Brown, provided enough input on his own to see the Vikings safely through to the next round.

A man in Italy used the T9 predictive-text input on his Nokia 6630 to type "Compagni di Viaggo," or "Fellow Travelers" for the English version.

Jakosky says he's providing input based on his own Mars mission experience and notes that there's a long list of Mars "lessons learned" that can be shared with his UAE colleagues.

I read this piece from Arizona, where the Governor decided to increase both transparency and input opportunities on his state's budget, but the state House decided "not to allow public comment during departmental budget hearings to be held over the coming weeks".

I read this piece from Arizona, where the Governor decided to increase both transparency and input opportunities on his state's budget, but the state House decided "not to allow public comment during departmental budget hearings to be held over the coming weeks". Scheduled public hearings won't help much because they'll happen without any legislative budget to discuss.

While the jury was being selected Tuesday morning, Manafort leaned toward one attorney seated on his left and then another on his right, seemingly giving his input on which jurors the defense should strike.

We thank C. Foster for the image in Fig. 2; P. Keene for assistance in the Cape Town laboratory, I. Svahn for assistance with electron microscopy in Bordeaux, G. Devilder for his input on Fig. 3 and M. Haaland for his stratigraphy image on Fig. 1.