Sentence examples for requested input from from inspiring English sources

The Task Force also requested input from staff in Cataloging, Acquisitions and Public Services and queried online discussion lists for feedback about similar reorganizations.

These questions were based on the ACEP Task Force's recommended solutions.1 We requested input from the Board of Directors from all four states' ACEP state chapters and Steering Committee members of EMNet (www.emnet-usa.org) with regards to the content of the survey.

As an example, at a meeting held in early 2010, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) requested input from the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act Scientific Advisory Panel (FIFRA SAP) on approaches for the "[i]ncorporation of epidemiology and human incident data into human health risk assessment[s]" (U.S. EPA 2009a).

Displaying information for the users and requesting input from the users are the two facets of IS considering the information exchange.

The Department of Homeland Security, after a couple years of study (including requesting input from various experts -- as consultant in risk perception and risk communication I was honored to be one), has finally sent to the White House a recommendation to get rid of the color-coded terrorism alert system.

Regulatory agencies rarely request input from health agencies, and there is no established mechanism or expectation for such interaction.

UNICEF and its partners are also requesting input from children and adults on how to improve the child centres.

This provides the fellow an opportunity to participate in the care of women with significant medical complication that will prepare the fellow to serve as a consultant in high risk pregnancy care from those requesting input.

Request input from the diverse members of your workforce to ensure all experiences are considered.

"She engages and involves everybody in her decision-making process and respects and requests input from so many people". Lindsay was named interim president of Glendale Community College in May 2009 following the resignation of then-President Audre Levy.

At a joint meeting last week of the City Council and Planning Board, Richard Roche, director of external affairs for AT&T, raised concerns about the proposed amendments to the ordinance, and requested continued input from industry representatives in drafting the new rules to avoid delays or interruption in coverage for Burbank residents.