Sentence examples for it has surveyed from inspiring English sources

In Northern Ireland, it has surveyed the folk involved in work-based learning to identify skills gaps and come up with an effective training programme.

And on densely suburban Long Island, where industrial sites are never far from residential neighborhoods, the railroad has disclosed that it has surveyed eight potential sites, from the Town of Oyster Bay as far east as the Town of Riverhead.

In a press release issued today, six months after national DPAs started handling complaints relating to delisting requests, the WP29 says it has surveyed national regulators and found the appeals system is operating "efficiently".

This study is limited by not including all medical schools in Canada and while it has surveyed nearly 3000 students from eight Canadian medical schools over a time period of up to 4 years, the results might not be generalizable to the entire country.

In late 1968, the German magazine Auto Motor und Sport reported that half of the 191 Rownersners it had surveyed said that engines had been replaced under warranty.

A study published in 2013 by the Maryland Public Policy Institute concluded that the forty-six state funds it had surveyed could save a collective six billion dollars in fees each year by simply indexing their portfolios.

A 2002 survey by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the top regulator, found that one in ten listed companies had doctored its books, and the finance ministry reported in January that 152 firms it had surveyed had mis-stated their profits by a combined 2.9 billion yuan.

Ernst & Young said earlier this week that 37% of the medium-sized German businesses it had surveyed said financing through their principal bankers had become more difficult.

The DoE said it had surveyed 824 historic buildings in the Belfast council area and the vast majority of listed buildings would remain and be protected.

The panel said it had surveyed local neighbourhoods in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Luton and found 85% of those questioned felt "advertising puts pressure on young people to own the latest products".

Co-founder Deborah MacKenzie said failings in the Family Court were the biggest issue raised by women it had surveyed.