Sentence examples for surveys titled from inspiring English sources

The surveys, titled "The Change Project," focus on the perpetrators of gender violence and aim to mirror and deepen earlier studies carried out by the World Health Organization, which focused on the female victims of violence.

The survey, titled Panic!

The survey — titled "Who Has Your Back?" — examined the privacy policies of 18 major Internet companies.

Global Trade Alert, a respected independent survey, titled a June update on trade protections "Debacle".

They intend their survey, titled simply "2010," only to reflect the tenor of American art right now, which they see as "somber and intimate".

Benenson's survey, titled the "Kane/Gilbert Debunking Message Test," directed pollsters to read several negative statements about Gilbert and Kane.

The survey, titled "Effectiveness of the Human Resources Function," is based on responses from 82 chief executives and 84 human resources executives, mostly at Fortune 500 companies.

This paper provides an empirical analysis of the technology market for patents in Japan, by using a novel firm-level dataset that combines a Japanese Patent Office survey titled Survey of Intellectual Property Activities, the Institute of Intellectual Property patent database, and the Licensing Activity Survey conducted by the University of Tokyo.

These, and their opposites, are the active ingredients in the art of another midcareer artist, William Pope.L, the subject of an unorthodox survey titled "eRacism" at the Institute of Contemporary Art, part of the Maine College of Art in Portland.

Nearly 20 years ago, the same institution presented a fabulous little survey titled "The Great Age of Japanese Buddhist Sculpture: A.D. 600-1300," whincludeduded three of the same precious gilt bronze images that will be in the new show.

In 2005 Sima Simar, the chairwoman of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, who knew Karzai from exile days in Pakistan, along with Louise Arbour, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, presented Karzai with a survey titled "A Call for Justice".