Sentence examples for consultation and implementation from inspiring English sources

The treasury select committee, chaired by Andrew Tyrie, has recently expressed concerns to the chancellor that the consultation and implementation of Making Tax Digital (MTD) has been rushed.

Stephen Hind, who provides cloud solutions consultation and implementation for DrPete, says: "All the big cloud providers offer mobile device management so if a device does go missing the company can wipe the account from the device.

He is the BIS policy lead for Cyber Essentials, the joint Government and industry scheme which helps to protect businesses from common online cyber threats Stephen Hind is provides cloud solutions consultation and implementation for DrPete, and has more than 15 years' experience in the IT industry.

Announcing them earlier gave more time for consultation and implementation before the end of the tax year.

I think this is crucially important, but the proposals are out for consultation, and implementation will be influenced by the response of all those in the academic community.

This needed the involvement of both State and federal fisheries management agencies in the consultation and implementation phases of the unitisation scheme, because the State fishing licences had to reflect the same management arrangements as the federal fishing licences.

Australian MoCs, for example are generally developed through a network-based model of engagement, consultation and iterative implementation [ 20].

Suggested as possible measures were, special training, intervision (peer consulting) and supervision for staff, the recommendation to avoid one-to-one consultations, and the implementation of an ombudsman service that a patient can turn to.

Chiefs, who are the custodians of the land and have responsibility over the residents in rural areas, play a very significant role in assessing the existing situation that will serve as a baseline for further consultations and subsequent implementation of the programme.

Their services include assessment and evaluation, consultation on implementation and to ongoing support services.

One good place to start would be the Tomlinson proposals of 2004 – sadly rejected by then PM Tony Blair – with its emphasis on "evolution not revolution" regarding any major reform, including widespread consultation and trialling before implementation.