Sentence examples for an extensive consultation process from inspiring English sources

Everton have now launched an extensive consultation process inviting fans to complete an online questionnaire and apply to join one of a series of focus groups.

These reforms are the result of an extensive consultation process involving local authorities, social landlords, the judiciary and voluntary sector, and, most importantly, victims and members of the public who've told us they want a more measured and effective response.

"In order to confirm that the approach was fair and appropriate, the Remuneration Committee undertook a detailed review and an extensive consultation process with major institutional shareholders," Standard Life said.

A Church of England spokesman said the claims came from an old blog post by Arora, and added: "There is a comprehensive process for selecting the next archbishop of Canterbury, details of which are available online, and involves an extensive consultation process".

The authors undertook an extensive consultation process to develop these principles.

At the time of writing, the Australian Government is undertaking an extensive consultation process on all aspects of the national quality standards, the enhanced regulatory arrangements and the quality rating system.

NIST says they reflect what it has learned about industry innovation, new threats and an evolving landscape of federal digital services from an already extensive consultation process.

Many observers feel the five "core areas of responsibility" outlined in the secretary general's report fail to sufficiently draw upon the extensive consultation process.

In a press release, Canadian Medical Association CMAA) President Dr. Gigi Osler said that the CMA was "pleased with the federal government's overall direction in the new Food Guide" and "particularly supportive of the evidence-based review and extensive consultation process used to draft the new Guide, to ensure it was founded on unbiased research".

The value of the UN's extensive consultation process to create the High-Level Panel report with 12 "illustrative" goals, does not simply lie in the capacity to develop a first draft of the goals themselves, but in demonstrating that an inclusive process is possible, and that an apparent consensus can be achieved.

These functions were determined through extensive consultation processes in both provinces [ 23, 24] and nationally [ 25].