Sentence examples for Detailed consultation from inspiring English sources

Some patients were interested in the possibility of consultations with specialists, a more detailed consultation with the same doctor or even the ability to consult, because there is no health service in her city.

A further area in the reform plan, the implementation of a revised structure for the fast stream, has involved the FDA in detailed consultation over the past year.

Bill Shorten says a Labor government would undertake a "detailed consultation process around the design of a government-owned national fuel reserve" to boost emergency reserves.

Referring to performance standards that would set goals for G.E. to meet, Mr. Lehner said, "If E.P.A. is putting these in without full and detailed consultation with the state, that would violate agreements we have and violate the Superfund law".

The process, which took 18 months to complete, included developing an analytical tool mapping the existing distribution of sentences, holding focus groups with the public and then undertaking a detailed consultation process once the draft guideline had been produced.

Junk food adverts aimed at children are to be banned online, in print and in the cinema after a detailed consultation on the damage they do by encouraging children to eat fattening and unhealthy food.

"Because no antitoxins as yet have been developed to counteract the novel C. Botulinum toxin," wrote editors at The Journal of Infectious Diseases, "the authors had detailed consultations with representatives from numerous appropriate US government agencies".

Detailed, ongoing consultation took place with both QH and the project steering committee, selected for their expertise in workforce change, regarding the development of these initial theories.

"Obviously, there will have to be detailed classified consultations with Congress" and other governments, the official said.

Detailed information on 23 consultations received by a RECS at Stanford University was reported by Cho et al.

Detailed analysis from 36 consultations identified key themes (including preparation, information exchange, question-asking and decision making), which were subsequently addressed in the design of the paper-based aid.