Sentence examples for a process of consultations from inspiring English sources

"It was a message that this is the beginning of a process of consultations," he said.

Based on these experiences, I am firmly committed to a process of consultation and collaboration.

An approach that starts with the evidence and continues through a process of consultation and learning.

Even under congressional legislation, a process of consultation is required for all federal agencies.

She was selected as chancellor following a process of consultation with MIT faculty, staff, and students.

For a worker to feel like a participant-owner, there must be a tangible financial benefit and a process of consultation, not just abstract prestige.

The documents at our disposal contradict claims by the political law officer of the commonwealth that the legislative change to the functions and powers of the independent law officer arose from a process of consultation.

The agreement, which called for a process of consultation on actions affecting the river, was seen as a major step toward greater cooperation for countries that a few decades ago, during the Vietnam War, were often at odds.

Stephen Hallett of the UK-based charity China Vision, who is visually impaired and has worked in China for many years, said: "There was an effort to make Beijing more accessible, and that was extended to other cities, but there wasn't a process of consultation.

The Senate legal and constitutional affairs reference committee is meeting with a pressing question before it: did the attorney general, George Brandis, mislead parliament when he claimed the changes to the functions of the solicitor general in providing independent legal advice to government agencies and ministers came about through a process of consultation.

The Pythons had their writers' contracts with the BBC, which say that changes in a script are to be made before it goes into production, and then only after a process of consultation with the writer which allows him, if things get really nasty, to be represented in negotiations by the Writers Guild off Great Britain.