Sentence examples for consultation carried from inspiring English sources

They also argued that a consultation carried out before its introduction was flawed and the culling licences issued by the government's conservation watchdog, Natural England, were unlawful.

A consultation carried out following the internet safety green paper in October found that users felt powerless to deal with online safety concerns, with four in 10 experiencing abuse online and 60% witnessing inappropriate content.

Since the deal's existence leaked last year, protests against fracking have been ongoing, with Romanians second only to the French in opposition to fracking for shale gas, according to a public consultation carried out by the European Commission.

It is the second time in a few weeks that a court has ruled that a consultation carried out by the MoJ was so flawed as to be unlawful.

The proposals will have to go before the fire authority and a consultation carried out, with a decision next year.

The report's final recommendations will be informed by a public consultation carried out at the end of last year.

The executive body says it consulted widely ahead of forming the proposals — including running an open public consultation, carrying out a survey of 33,500 EU residents, and talking to Member States' authorities and hosting service providers.

The college estimates that the average number of consultations carried out by each GP in England per year has increased by 1,450 since 2008 from 9,264 to 10,714.

Despite the longest consultations, carried out by disadvantaging other needy patients, these patients are often the most dissatisfied because oncologists like me speak our truths with less conviction than the quacks who promise the world but deliver nothing except a lonely death in an unfamiliar emergency room in front of a bewildered family.

The number of annual consultations carried out by general practice has risen by 40 million since 2008, hitting 340 million at the last count.

An RCGP survey found that 62% of 1,007 people questioned thought the number of consultations carried out by GPs each day, believed to be between 40 and 60 in most cases, risks the standard of patient care they provide.