Sentence examples for meaningful input from from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian hosts are very keen to secure meaningful input from outside the formal negotiating process, and are proposing innovative ways of achieving this.

Information sharing bills drafted without meaningful input from the technical community will generally fall in two categories: feeble, or overly broad.

These documents should be made public and companies should actively seek meaningful input from the communities who will be affected, whether or not the state obliges them to do so.

Planning and Zoning in East Haddam also invested endless hours in trying to expedite the rezoning of the village as expeditiously as possible without the help of any meaningful input from the Goodspeed.

From the opposite perspective, one might conclude that the small number of comments means that ICANN has failed in soliciting meaningful input from the Internet user community at large — holding aside the question of whether the Supporting Organizations or other means of input could have provided such input — and as such has not lived up to its promise of a representative decision-making process.

To ensure meaningful input from consumers, in addition to consumer representatives on our stakeholder groups, separate focus groups comprised exclusively of ex-prisoners were convened in the three study sites.

Our modelling approach uses a simple conceptual model design requiring minimal calibration and physically meaningful input parameters estimated a priori from landscape data or from analyses of streamflow recession curves.

Regarding global environmental assessments, for example, attempts to create a unified scientific framework to inform policy also fostered the exclusion of many voices from having a meaningful input to global decision-making (Miller, 2003,2004).

"I like to be in something where you can have some meaningful input".

It's unclear how much meaningful input Steinbrenner Sr. is providing these days, though.

This paper presents meaning-based machine learning, the use of semantically meaningful input data into machine learning systems in order to produce output that is meaningful to a human user where the semantic input comes from the Ontological Semantics Technology theory of natural language processing.