Sentence examples for respondents to discuss from inspiring English sources
The corporation plans to meet in early June with the respondents to discuss the idea further.
The minister for small business, Bruce Billson, told Guardian Australia the government had "expressly mentioned" secondary boycotts in an issues paper for its review of competition laws because "we want respondents to discuss both the exemptions from secondary boycotts and the broader concept of false and misleading representations".
Their participation allowed respondents to discuss relevant topics more freely and made the flow of interviews smoother.
An open text entry box allowed respondents to discuss any further issues arising from medical related smartphone use.
The use of a semi-structured, open-ended questionnaire is believed to be a main factor in allowing respondents to discuss difficult topics, including rape and sexual abuse.
However, use of a non-prescriptive interviewing approach will allow respondents to discuss issues not explicitly raised within the interview schedule.
For each trade-off in the hierarchy, presentation of results will be accompanied by discussion of any outlying results, with respondents encouraged to discuss reasons for differing views.
A clear majority of the electorate as a whole, 62% of respondents, claim to discuss "politics or the sort of issues affected by politics" with friends and family at least once every fortnight, and a substantial minority of 29% claims to do so at least "every few days".
Public stigma and a fear of being infected with MDR-TB were frequently cited as drivers of respondents' reluctance to discuss TB status.
Our measures gauging respondents' willingness to discuss hypothetical recommended services also may not be predictive of their actual behavior, although we found similar reliability for questions regarding experienced and hypothetical delays in care.
The field staff of BDHS-2007 was provided with training to implement the domestic violence module so that they could collect violence data in a secure, confidential, and ethical manner that facilitated a safe atmosphere for respondents to comfortably discuss this issue (17).
