Sentence examples for consult relevant from inspiring English sources

Police, firefighters, or medical personnel would be allowed to consult relevant data during an emergency, but when the crisis ended, so would the user's access to the sensitive information.

All he recommends, for future media mergers, such as the Murdoch empire's attempt to take total control of BSKyB, is a set of relatively minor improvements to transparency during the process: "The secretary of state should consult relevant parties as to the arguments for and against a referral, and should be required to make public his reasons for reaching a decision one way or the other".

Therefore, we are going to consult relevant documents, while also conducting fieldwork.

In her statement accepting Mrs Woolf's resignation, Mrs May said she will be meeting survivors' groups and will also consult "relevant parliamentarians".

The Quick Start Guide also suggests companies to consult relevant bodies for advice, including the UK Trade and Investment, and the government sponsored Business Anti-Corruption Portal.

The centralization of the data made it possible for health professionals to consult relevant data entered by other health professionals.

He took aim at politicians making decisions on a "political whim" and without consulting relevant bodies, such as the Low Pay Commission.

The prime minister said the government was consulting relevant parties on how to use penalties to improve the deterrence of phone use while driving.

While it works closely with the Office for Human Resources, senior management and other offices at SEAS, it does not take the place of these offices or act without consulting relevant stakeholders.

When the revision process started, "NPC Environment Protection and Resources Conservation Committee had consulted relevant departments and experts several times.

Sometimes, scientists seem to arrive late to the party, "discovering" things that scholars in other fields have been talking about for a long time or just simply misunderstanding texts by not consulting relevant experts.