Sentence examples for consult one another from inspiring English sources

Teachers and students are meant to consult one another and, where possible, consult the wider school community – support staff, parents and governors for example.

It also speeds up decision-making: competing applications can be readily distributed to reviewers who, freed from scores of briefcase-breaking paper presentations, can consult one another online, pass judgment rapidly and send in their results -- all electronically.

Hospice believes in caring not only for the patient but also for the family, and tries to address psychological and spiritual needs as well as physical ones, providing social workers and bereavement counsellors, music therapists and chaplains, who work together as a team and consult one another frequently.

Will the spouses need to consult one another before withdrawing money and/or writing checks?

Questions such as, 'what would Jesus do?' suggests that we don't actually know, and we do have to consult one another.

They were allowed to use any reference materials but not to consult one another.

Wildlife conservation can be surprisingly factional, with different groups of specialists rarely consulting one another.

The two men who had come to the farmhouse consulted one another, not saying anything, only nodding and gesturing.

Furthermore, Cunningham had the composer and the set and costume designers do their work without consulting one another, or him.

Teams that take their time and have a higher level of accuracy tend to beat teams that jump the gun, answering fast without consulting one another or reaching consensus.

Moreover, primary care professionals increasingly work together in broad healthcare centres, collaborating in disease management programmes and consulting one another in managing the care of individual patients.