Sentence examples for questionnaire issued from inspiring English sources

Bureau officials would not say what other information field supervisors were directed to provide in an internal six-page questionnaire issued this month.

In a questionnaire issued by the university, 46% of 2,000 young girls said their breasts were a barrier to participating in sport.

The "exceptional distribution" rule means that while hypothetically anyone can donate an organ, if the donor questionnaire issued by Health Canada gives any indication that the person's behavior or lifestyle may qualify as high risk, the physician and potential recipient will be notified.

The "exceptional distribution" rule means that while hypothetically anyone can donate an organ, if the donor questionnaire issued by Health Canada gives any indication that the person's behaviour or lifestyle may qualify as high risk, the physician and potential recipient will be notified.

What the trial certainly will contain, however, is a high-profile exploration of what we -- celebrities and "normals" alike -- expect from the people who care for us; and as the 32-page questionnaire issued to jurors suggests, the lawyers in this case seem to be particularly interested in whether those expectations shift depending upon which category (celebrity or regular folk) the patient falls.

Patients reported their experiences via a postal questionnaire issued 4 weeks after their initial request for a same-day consultation.

But using census data on race and religion, and questionnaires issued to mosques, Kevin Brice, a researcher at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, reckons around 5,200 Britons turn to Islam every year, bringing the total number of converts to about 100,000.Proselytising has little do with it.

That includes about 100 Civilian Exclusion Orders, which were posted publicly to notify Japanese Americans that they soon would be evacuated, along with so-called "loyalty questionnaires" issued to camp internees.

The number of questionnaires issued depended on the designated person.

Limitations principally lie in the nature of a written survey-based study with questionnaires issued opportunistically to patients in the practice's waiting area.

Of the 761 questionnaires that were issued to older adults without legal guardian or their nurses, and the 47 questionnaires issued to nurses of older adults with legal guardian, a total of 418 (51.7%) were returned; 400 were entered into the final analysis.