Sentence examples for after consultations between from inspiring English sources
That was essentially halved after consultations between finance and political officials.
The agency said he was released later after "consultations between administration officials and the Judiciary".
But administration officials said the United States made the decision after consultations between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Netanyahu.
After consultations between Governor Perry and Mayor Debra McCartt of Amarillo, a Continental Airlines flight with 127 evacuees from New Orleans landed in Amarillo on Sunday.
The fate of the 45 billion one and two-cent coins in circulation will be decided after consultations between the EC and member states.
In contrast, the agreement on war spending came together in a hurry this week after consultations between the top Democrat and Republican on the Appropriations Committee led to talks between Mr. Boehner and Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
The algorithm was designed after consultation between three senior glaucoma consultants to differentiate between patients with glaucoma of varying degrees of severity (figure 1): 'Normal', with no evidence of glaucoma (to be discharged).
The penalties will be used only as a last resort after consultation between parents and a new national Education Welfare Board, according to a spokesman from the Department of Education.
The club tweeted: "Match postponed due to fog: The match as been called off after consultation between match officials and both clubs".
Before the vote, she had told a well-wisher outside Crathie Kirk, near Balmoral, that voters in Scotland should "think very carefully about the future", a comment said to have been crafted after consultation between the palace and the government, and interpreted as an indication of the politically neutral monarch's personal wishes for the UK to stay together.
For the overwhelming majority of these cases, the decisions to end life were taken only after consultation between the attending doctor(s) and close family members, and so can legitimately be thought of as involving substituted judgements.
