Sentence examples for involvement the view from inspiring English sources

Here are a few mea culpas from the final section of the IMF report (p49 and 50), to ponder... 1) With regard to Fund involvement, the view expressed was that it would have been better if the crisis could have been resolved within the EU/euro zone, but neither the authorities nor the EC or ECB had the required program experience.

This aspiration is embedded within the National Clinical Guidelines [ 5] which make two recommendations relevant to patient and public involvement:  The views of stroke patients and their carers should be considered when evaluating a service; one method that should be used is to ask about their experience and which specific aspects need improvement.

However, equally, many participants described long-term friends withdrawing their involvement from their lives, with the view that TBI showed you who your 'true' friends were.

Not all participants shared the view that public involvement would benefit the strategy nor were all participants concerned with the idea of public involvement.

This may lead to increased descriptions but may not be associated with better involvement: a view which has some support from the current guidance, which states, "Whilst patient and public involvement (PPI) may not always be needed for all types of research, it is always relevant for HTA trials.

Increasing shareholder involvement is viewed as the way to fix whatever ails corporate governance.

Knowledge of their involvement increases our view of the complexity of gene regulation but also opens some new opportunities for harnessing this newly discovered mechanism for useful purposes, for example, in medicine.

This supports the notion that conceptualizations of involvement should acknowledge and consider the views and feelings of clients (and caregivers) about their relationships with clinicians [ 21, 57].

In the US, Russian involvement is viewed with suspicion.

Interviews had covered accounts of participants' involvement with the NHS Health Checks, views on how the programme was working in primary care and the skills needed to deliver lifestyle advice and carry out the checks.

Such a role may not match the desired level of involvement and definition of involvement as viewed by caregivers.