Sentence examples for surveys prepared from inspiring English sources

The Congress finds that security assistance surveys prepared by the United States for foreign countries have had a significant impact on subsequent military procurement decisions of those countries.

More than 31,000 civilians die each month as a result of the conflict despite peace deals, the group said, citing mortality surveys prepared with the aid of on-site medical teams.

According to estimates based on surveys prepared by Eurostat, nearly a third of the residents of tiny Luxembourg, which has low unemployment and a high standard of living, are from other European countries.

To make this decision, Mr. Smalls relied on evidence presented by the developer and the school districts, which included district maps dating to 1947, excerpts of minutes from school board meetings held in 1950, and property surveys prepared for a neighbor, John D. Rockefeller Jr.

In the early 1920s Winslow's Department of Public Health at Yale was a catalyst for public health reform in Connecticut, and his health surveys prepared in collaboration with other members of the faculty and students led to considerable improvements in public health organization across the country.

Workshop participants' reactions to the workshops were assessed by the responses of faculty participants to 1) Likert-style participant surveys prepared by the PIs and administered before (August) and after (December) the series of monthly workshops (Table 2), and 2) surveys regarding individual workshops.

The Consumer Expenditure Survey, prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, offers a window onto the tax burdens of families at different incomes.

The map was derived from a similarly comprehensive survey prepared in 1996 for an Avery Library exhibition by Janet Parks and Alan G. Neumann.

The survey, prepared by Penn, Schoen and Berland Associates, a polling company based in Washington, seems preoccupied in places with how Ms. Stewart will be perceived by her readers.

No wonder that while 80percentt of companies think they have good service, only 8% of their customers agree (according to a survey prepared by WIF sponsor Avaya).

The survey, prepared by Ed ward Symonds, senior econo mist in the bank's petroleum department, said the companies accounted for 70percentnt of the oil production of the non Communist world and nearly 75percentnt of refining.