Sentence examples for involvement and input from inspiring English sources

The training programme development depends on problem identification and problem solving, with involvement and input from multiple stakeholders involved in service provision and service use.

The primary focus of the book then turns to the theory and practice of successful sharing of sacred space as a result of the direct involvement and input of religious leaders — something Hassner sees as missing [End Page 302] from most negotiations — who in turn must work with their religious constituencies and with the political elite in reconfiguring sacred space.

"We could not have been more explicit and clear that we wanted this involvement and input," said Gomez.

The transdisciplinary research approach integrates frameworks and methodologies beyond academic disciplines and includes involvement of and input from policy makers and members of the community.

"That's the issue that we have to resolve," he said, "to see if we have enough time and the ability to reach out to all the constituencies in the city, to get their full involvement and full input".

Three key elements provide a basis for understanding magmatically driven phreatic eruptions: (1) recognizing magmatic involvement and magmatic input at an early stage of unrest, (2) identifying the timing, location, and rate of hydrothermal sealing, and (3) understanding the conditions which control vaporization of liquid water.

The preliminary pilot testing involved interviews with patients and input from a patient and public involvement group to assess acceptability.

That could be family but it could just as well be a charity they volunteer for or a board they serve on where, while their physical involvement is limited, their knowledge and input are most welcome.

Had this been a commercial product or even if there had been restrictive licensing of the tool kit, there would have been much less involvement and little to no input from individuals working in commercial enterprises.

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.

We sought to form a patient public involvement (PPI) group to allow patient representation and input in the design of the study; public and patient involvement is encouraged by UK research councils, and mandatory for NIHR-funded research.