Sentence examples for wider representation from from inspiring English sources

However, there may have been some areas better represented than others and some countries with wider representation from different specialty areas; this might have affected the perception of the bottlenecks within each country and, subsequently, the findings in the analysis.

It was crucial that the boards had wide representation, from service users to acute trusts, managers and a range of private providers.

Sutcliffe told a parliamentary debate that although he was hopeful of having the "widest representation" from Britain in the team it was now likely that only the English FA would allow its players to compete.

A kick off meeting was organised in the beginning together with a wide representation from the case company.

Harvard University epidemiologist Marc Lipsitch, one of the critics, says the review group should "have wide representation from well beyond the agencies with vested interest".

The study was conducted by interviewing a wide representation from the case organisation's personnel developing in-house software for the company's own use.

The study was conducted by interviewing a wide representation from the personnel and stakeholders of software projects and analysing the potential of using agile methods for improving software development.

The study was conducted empirically by interviewing a wide representation from the personnel and stakeholders of complex software projects in a software development department of a large financial company.

The challenge of ownership and acceptance was tackled by ensuring wide representation from stakeholders.

The panel will include wide representation from researchers, students, policymakers, theorists and research sponsors.

Particular attention was paid to ensuring wide representation from the areas of policy, academe, clinical practice and consumer representation.