Sentence examples for issues conducted from inspiring English sources

Plansponsor, a company based in Greenwich, Conn., that studies pensions and retirement issues, conducted the survey.

PwC also looked at rights issues conducted by the bank in 2008, which are the subject of legal action by some shareholders who are concerned they were misled by the bank.

And the DfE's review of the issues, conducted by Peter Clarke, a former police officer, is still to come.

The results were based on data from 10,000 respondents in ten annual polls on environmental issues conducted by Gallup from 2001 to 2010.

The Thomson Reuters Foundation this week published its results of a survey of 550 global experts on women's issues conducted between March 26 and May 4. The experts took into account the countries that have high rates of violence against women, a lack of economic resources, health care issues and traditions that perpetuate strict gender roles.

Two researchers, one psychologist and one experienced psychotherapist who could resolve any arising emotional issues, conducted the focus groups.

The fund,  a private nonprofit organization that finances research into health care and health policy issues, conducts the health insurance survey every two years.

Although there are several processes of CSC program delivery that have been identified as successful, there remain challenges related to navigating community-based issues, conducting outreach and promotion, and accommodating a wide age range.

It also contains sections on group work, choosing issues, conducting research, taking action and evaluation.

Other key activities include assessing and redesigning workflow; understanding financial issues; conducting training that is well-timed and meets the needs of practice staff; and evaluating the implementation process.

The largest study of the issue, conducted by the Danish Cancer Society and the International Epidemiology Institute in Maryland, looked at 420,095 Danish wireless users between 1982 and 1995.