Significados de commission research en inglés

New York-based NRDC released a study early this year that spelled out the concerns and called for the U.S. pipeline safety authority to commission research.

The BBC decision to commission research into its portrayal of lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people is a welcome, if somewhat belated, initiative.

So I commissioned research analyst Michael Lotti to help me investigate.

Foster Farms said it commissioned research that yielded findings very different from the CDC's.

NAT commissioned research from Ipsos Mori looking at public knowledge and attitudes about HIV.

The Portuguese began their apparently beneficial policy only after commissioning research from respected academics.

Servers in the EU's public sector are up to 90 percent under-used, Commission research shows.

TnaG commissioned research into its viewership following disappointing ratings which registered it at almost zero.

Government commissioned research using personal family data to forecast possible abuse appears to be fairly accurate.

Earlier this week, Referendum Commission research showed almost two-thirds of people did not understand the treaty.

As a result, Derbyshire commissioned research on how the children felt about the services they received.

Successive British governments continue to maintain there was no danger from radioactive fallout, often citing government- commissioned research.

One result is a numbers game: through commissioned research, ID2015 diagnosed the significance of design to the Irish economy.

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To assist buyers with better decision making, PropertyFox commissioned research into South Africa's feeder zones and catchment area policies.

The industry body, Dairy NZ has commissioned research into the public's perception of dairying and launched a feel-good advertising campaign.