Sentence examples for consultants concerning from inspiring English sources

The senators set a July 11 deadline for Medtronic to respond, saying that they wanted the company to furnish "all documents and communications" with researchers, medical journals, the F.D.A., advisory board members and other Medtronic consultants, concerning adverse events or complications from the product.

Estimated to cost upwards of $1bn, having a second Basslink connected to the mainland would dramatically reduce the chance of being completely cut off again but the proposal has independent energy consultants concerned.

Oil theft is rampant, and the booming black market has transnational oil and gas consultants concerned about the effects on global oil markets.

Cynics might argue that, of course, the consultant concerned is just trying to sell more consultancy services - and that that's what they do best.

Meanwhile, an independent inquiry concluded that consultants' concerns about workload and poor communication in paediatric services in Haringey "were genuinely and reasonably held" and that these issues "could have been managed more effectively in the interests of patient care".

The Belfast Trust said the consultants' concerns have already been addressed.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde said it recognised the consultants' concerns.

The letter says that many of the four consultants' concerns are similar to those raised in last month's report by the WAO and HIW which found "significant management failings".

He highlighted consultants' concerns over Grampian's share of a national funding allocation formula through which health boards receive funding based on their area population and geographic and demographic factors.

While 77% of affected women indicated that they wanted to know their chances of developing a second cancer (in the contra lateral breast), this was not discussed in 61% of consultations, perhaps because consultants felt concerned that the woman was still adjusting to her current breast cancer diagnosis.

Given the importance of the device, Gilchrist, a paediatric respiratory consultant, is concerned that people will take the wrong message from the "fashion accessory" description.