Sentence examples for member input from inspiring English sources

It's more than just a gimmicky Web forum, though: complex algorithms track member input and generate instantaneous collective decisions.

While the Liberal party bears a superficial resemblance to the Labor Party – that is, with a geographical branch structure, a federal organisation, and a capacity, albeit limited, for member input into policy and candidate selection – there is a significant difference: the Liberal party remains very much a leadership party, a top-down constellation of power that is far from democratic.

Asked about his plans to move legislation, Boehner said the party would continue discussions on replacing the law, known as Obamacare, and seek member input.

Questions were informed by FW and community member input, and were pretested to ensure compatibility with the local context and vernacular.

Based on panel member input, we developed a matrix of issues to be considered for each item on this checklist with emphasis on issues that are unique or particularly salient to CAIM.

According to a statement published on the society's website, the meeting will "outline the future strategy" and "receive members' input".

Figures 3 and 4 compare the average effort members input and the average utility members obtain under different levels of the marginal product (theta) in the two scenarios.

The welfare change accruing to China and the TPP region is due to the policy shock in the form of tariff liberalization between the TPP members, input augmenting technical change and the reduction in trade cost within the TPP region.

Partnering with a community before the research project is launched is best to devise a mutually beneficial research investigation (Israel et al. 1998, 2001; O'Fallon and Dearry 2002), but paying for community members' input maybe difficult.

Pay attention to other IEP team members input, particularly if they have worked with the specific disability or child in the past.

Rather, the GDSS is designed to reflect to each member the consequences of his/her inputs, confronting them with analogous reflections of the group members' inputs.