Sentence examples for launch a survey from inspiring English sources

The Social Care Network has teamed up with the Institute for Research and Innovation in Social Services (Iriss) to launch a survey, which aims to understand the experiences, attitudes and outlook of care professionals in Scotland.

Most fish passage research seeks to engineer improvements to existing technologies; Brown instead decided to launch a survey of the actual long-term results of fish passages on large, heavily dammed rivers.

After hearing about the difficulties some young foreign researchers have in France, the CJC decided to launch a survey to find out how widespread these difficulties are.

To gather responses we've launched a survey for you to respond to anonymously here.

Meanwhile, Ojeda and her group of female journalists are launching a survey of gender violence in Argentina to coincide with Friday's march.

To address this, the Guardian Voluntary Sector Network has launched a survey aimed at discovering how charity fundraisers feel about regulation changes, their morale and challenges at work, and the future.

Project Description: Leah spent this summer in the Mayor's Commission on Disabilities, designing and launching a survey on accessibility priorities for city residents with disabilities.

There is no sign yet of a complete Vivaldi, but watch out: the indefatigable Hyperion label, which put out thirty-seven discs of Schubert songs, has launched a survey of Vivaldi's church music.

This project explores people's perceptions of recycling and the recycling habits of those around them by launching a survey designed to gauge people's attitudes, perceptions, and opinions regarding recycling.

The Co-op has started on the long road back to reconstruction by launching a survey designed to remind participants just how unlike other retailers it is, and not only because its stores tend to be smaller and a little plainer than their rivals.

The Walthamstow MP said: "We need much more scrutiny of this situation to be confident prejudice plays no part in our security operations – that's why we're launching a survey to try to understand the scale and nature of just who is being stopped from travelling and why.