Sentence examples for consultation because the from inspiring English sources

Unlike an appointment client, a drop-in client is not guaranteed a consultation because the drop-in depends entirely upon the availability of one of our WCC lecturers.

He said the backpacker tax was a "case in point" of lack of consultation because the 15% compromise, first reported by Guardian Australia, was "dictated" to him despite his clear intent to match New Zealand's level of 10.5%.

From their point of view, it helped to focus the consultation, because the GPs were already equipped with information about their current well-being (table 2).

Another patient felt insulted in a specific consultation because the GP did not take his suggestion seriously, and afterwards he changed GP; "I went to my former GP, and asked if it could be this disease, my mother had.

Tim comes in with America's Next Top Garnier Spokesperson Philip Carrion, and what follows is a completely superfluous consultation because--SHOCKER--the models' hair will never be brought up again for the rest of the episode.

"The most noteworthy is the fact that London accepted the consultation because it is the will of the Scottish Parliament.

Eight women (10%) were not satisfied with the consultation either because the consultation came too early, because it did not include talk about their experience of labour, because the time period was too short or because another person was present.

The suggested deletion involved shortening the 'agenda setting phase' to merely listing the items on the agenda of the consultation, because negotiating over the consultation agenda was considered to be necessary in very rare cases only.

On April 8, Italy recalled its ambassador to Egypt for consultations because, the Italian foreign ministry said, Egyptian investigators in Rome had failed to hand over all their evidence to the Italians.

Research has been able to directly compare remote consultations with in-person consultations because the health providers' activities are similar to usual care.

But Austria in particular has said that there should have been consultation because of the possibility of a severe accident that could lead to radioactive materials being spread by wind across Europe.