Sentence examples for Major consultations from inspiring English sources

Palladio became the man called in for major consultations when knowledge of the classical style was considered crucial.

Bachelet said UN Women has held major consultations in Latin America, Africa and the Caribbean, which have already resulted in declarations of commitment to tackling the issue of gender-based violence.

Blaby District Council has welcomed the government's decision and said two major consultations had been held.

The bank will now organise and support a major consultation that will ensure that the Cherangany-Sengwer people are given a say in their own future.

NHS England will be launching a major consultation on proposals to strengthen the management of NHS conflicts of interest and to clamp down on inappropriate behaviour.

After televised police raids on brothels, official information campaigns targeting key entry points such as Heathrow, and a major consultation of experts in the sector, it has been busy.

Denham's department is seeking responses to a major consultation document to ensure more effective and productive relationships between research scientists and the wider community, including public policy-makers.

Mr King's comments came ahead of a major consultation on the planning system that ends next month and Mary Portas, who has been appointed to lead the Government's review of the high street, delivers her report in November.

Platini criticised Valcke's latest comments, telling the French newspaper L'Equipe: "When the executive committee was held in early October, it was decided to launch a major consultation of all football and no decision would be taken before the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Justin King, chief executive of Sainsbury's, has given a damning assessment of what has gone wrong with the UK's high streets when the Government is engaged in a major consultation exercise that could ease rules on out-of-town development.

Ms Kirkham added that reform of GCSEs should be the subject of a major consultation involving teachers, pupils and employers.