Sentence examples similar to taking on board feedback from inspiring English sources

We took on board feedback from Jessy and a range of experts to ensure we found the right balance.

But the studio says it also listens to – and takes on board – feedback through its website and social media.

"Going forward, we will continue to take on board feedback, engage with the local community and work with conservations groups to minimise the impact of the wind farm on the National Park".

As promised I have taken on board the feedback from my last post on this subject and looked into the various ideas around maintaining a TechCrunch UK calendar of events.

Open and honest communication also means that regular audits are taken to evaluate how people are interacting with each other, feedback is welcomed and taken on board, and opportunities for social interaction are enabled.

Anne Torry, managing director of Zurich Municipal, praised the enormous amount of work schools had put in, particularly in taking on board the feedback from regional finals to develop their presentations.

If a leader is genuine about taking active steps to prevent repeat errors, and in taking on board honest feedback about improvement, this instead signals strength and gives a protocol for others to follow when they too get things wrong.

We always welcome feedback from our customers, so we have taken on board all the comments and have passed them on to our operational team to review".

School staff were listening, but they weren't closing the feedback loop and letting parents know that their ideas had been taken on board.

It needs a robust evaluation / evaluator to feedback behavioural information to individuals in a way that it is understood, accepted and taken on board.

Team talks done, water taken on board.