Sentence examples for consult on creating from inspiring English sources

The prime minister announced at the G8 summit in July 2013 that he had secured a commitment from the UK's network of crown dependencies and overseas territories to consult on creating registers that would identify company owners.

Prior to joining the Institute, Perkins consulted on creating programs and awareness for environmental and social initiatives.

Home Secretary Theresa May is consulting on creating the offence in England and Wales as part of attempts to improve police performance.

Manufacturers would be encouraged to consult with recyclers on creating devices so that materials can be recovered after use.Such concepts have already been explored by some green-minded engineers.

"We will also consult on plans to create an opt-out system of organ donation.

The University and College Union responded to the table by calling for staff and students to consult to create a carbon reduction strategy on every campus.

Transitional arrangements might have to be made to ease the discrepancy, but they could require the one thing that ministers strove to avoid in drawing up their plans: extra money.The second controversial idea is to consult on the notion of creating an automatic link between life expectancy (rising fast) and the age at which the state pension can be claimed.

In the mid-1970s he invited the American physicist and self-styled father of the hydrogen bomb, Edward Teller, to Australia to consult on how best to create a deep harbor on the northwestern coast for iron oreexports.

The panels were created to consult on access to care and wait times in the five areas, and consisted of clinicians, administrators, researchers, informatics personnel and relevant health system leaders – some panels included hospital CEOs and one panel included a NGO Director.

Some are drawing on their experience in finance or consulting to create payment companies and lenders.

She revealed the party was consulting on proposals to create a new body, "outside the Welsh government", to make better use of European funding, other public funds and money from the private sector "for the maximum long-term economic benefit".