Sentence examples for organization respondents from inspiring English sources

In a survey conducted on Sept. 18 by the Society for Human Resource Management, a membership organization, respondents answered questions about how the workplace had been affected by the attacks.

(Figure 1. Survey Flow Diagram) Organization respondents (n = 114) were from 26 countries with the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and Australia accounting for 62% of the sample.

The information obtained from organization respondents was neither personal nor private.

Partner Organization respondents were asked about goals and scope of work, achievements, and the impact of the program on the Partner Organization, and their impressions of the company.

Turning to operational improvements in administrative and clinical care systems, most Partner Organization respondents readily cited operational changes that came from the work of the Fellows.

Based on the number of years spent working for a health care organization, respondents distributed as follows: 29 (50%) have worked for up to 5 years; 23 (40%) 6 to 10 years; and 6 (10%) over 10 years.

—Multilateral organization respondent [5] After several meetings, the Board finally allowed APEs to prescribe these medicines, but only due to 'perceived pressure' from the MOH.

— Multilateral organization respondent [5] "… we limited ourselves saying that this would be done in the same way as the Ministry of Education did with Alphabetizers, the Ministry of Agriculture with Extensionists.

… These three organizations had budgeted schedules and could not lose money, they allied themselves to pressure the Ministry to fulfil the programme so that they could also meet the targets set in their plan". Multilateral organization respondent [2] "… the alliance of organizations … Malaria Consortium, UNICEF and Save the Children.

Now I'm hearing WHO/CIDA coming in with funds for NGOs … we are trying to advocate one NGO for each province to do that work of supervising, and ensuring the monitoring is taking place whereby district authorities go out and do this job properly". Multilateral organization respondent [21] "To me supervision is one of the technical issues that is priority.

It is from here that a decision was made to upgrade old APEs and to make sure communities are not lagging without health services that they had before". Multilateral organization respondent [5] Upgrading old APEs to ensure quality proved challenging, as they previously were trained using a diverse range of guidelines and curricula developed by many partners without clear guidance by the MOH.