Sentence examples for solicit input on from inspiring English sources

The agency said it plans to hold a public meeting on March 30 and 31, "to solicit input on what requirements to establish".

The PM workshop, designed to solicit input on a tool testbed, was held in February 2015 with representatives from six Front Range, Colorado, water utilities.

"Before establishing any regulations in this area, FDA will assess relevant science and evidence and solicit input on these topics from members of the public".

The only public library to house also a presidential library (John Adam's library is on the top floor) under head librarian Amy Ryan, the BPL has undertaken a comprehensive community process to solicit input on which principles should guide the library's future.

During early development in the Efficacy trial, usability tests were performed with 30 patients to solicit input on content, layout, and comprehension of material.

As a final analytic step, we distributed copies of a draft manuscript to all cited respondents to ensure that we had not accidentally breached confidentiality and to solicit input on our interpretation of events.

Survivor activists who have spoken with HuffPost say McCaskill and Gillibrand's staffs have remained in touch with them for the past few months, soliciting input on what potential legislation might look like.

Trump's top pick for the job, Nick Ayers, is out of the running and Trump is now soliciting input on at least four individuals, including Office of Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney and Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., the chair of the conservative House Freedom Caucus.

BK goes to great lengths to involve stakeholders in all aspects of the company's operations -- soliciting input on book cover designs, book titles and subtitles; inviting subject matter experts to review manuscripts as part of the editing process; asking for feedback on the company's mission, branding, and other issues.

In what the CFPB called a "first step" towards making policy recommendations to the Obama administration's Education and Treasury departments, as well as Congress, the consumer watchdog agency is soliciting input on what might make private student loan repayments more manageable and how to better assist distressed borrowers.

In a Request for Information (RFI) issued 13 July 2015, the NIH solicited input on these plans.