Sentence examples for involve the opinion from inspiring English sources

For instance, many health insurers now have client panels to directly involve the opinion of their customers in decision making.

The medical oncologist, or a nurse who first consulted the medical oncologist, will inform eligible patients in a general way that this study focuses on 'how to involve the opinion of patients in the treatment'.

A subjective experiment involving the opinion of human observers proved to be complementary to the objective analysis.

Toye also shows how much care was given to drafting a speech, which surprisingly perhaps involves the opinions and efforts of others.

The demonstration underscored the need for substantial planning before vaccination, a reliable cold chain and other logistic resources, ongoing monitoring of the vaccination, and communication activities involving the community, opinion leaders, and the media.

Nor does it involve the banning of religious opinion from the public square.

In a press conference at a Chappaqua deli on Sunday, Mr. Clinton claimed that he had given considerable thought to the Rich pardon, although apparently none of it involved asking the opinion of the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan, where prosecutors have been in shell shock since they heard about the deal after the fact.

MR. KLOCK -- It will made a difference to the outcome of the election because there is an ongoing contest which is interrelated and it involves the Supreme Court's opinion.

The main aim of this work was to compare the effectiveness of 1) a proposed strategy based on an educational method involving the participation of opinion leaders with 2) the usual method of dissemination, for implementing a locally adapted CPG for the control of cardiovascular risk among the primary healthcare teams of a health area in Madrid.

Knowledge engineering often involves using the opinions of experts, and very frequently of a group of experts.

(The other day she'd passed him and a few other boys she suspected were Bettencourters on King's Parade, apparently conducting a survey that involved soliciting the opinions of women.