Sentence examples for consultation during which from inspiring English sources

This time it has run a formal consultation, during which 29,701 nominations were made for 590 eligible artists.

The new Gemstone Vitality massage at the Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Boston, begins with a consultation during which clients are presented with a ceramic tray holding four gemstones: garnet, tourmaline, smoky quartz and amethyst.

Notwithstanding the extreme situations where consent is not possible, to ensure a patient is properly informed, good clinical will require a treatment consultation, during which patients should be provided with a procedure information sheet.

After a four week consultation, during which more than 7,000 responses were received, the council's scrutiny committee said the sites in Hartridge, Celtic Way and Ringland, should be allocated in the revised LDP.

Each and every case at Alforme starts off with a consultation, during which the vet tries to figure out what's wrong with the animal and thereby develop a course of treatment to better the situation or remove the issue altogether.

Perhaps with early detection, a once-off consultation during which advice is given will be sufficient.

The process usually involves meetings and consultations during which sounds are played for the director, who provides feedback.

PLASTIC surgeons used to dispense advice primarily in private, face-to-face consultations, during which they would address a patient's concerns and weigh the merits of surgery.

The new prime minister, Monti, confirmed he would take on the unenviable task of governing the eurozone's most indebted nation after two days of intense consultations during which Italy's borrowing costs soared to unsustainable levels.

Most countries also run public consultations during which citizens, including scientists, can make their voices heard at different stages of the policymaking process.

Reuters recently published a report suggesting a relationship between the rise of the selfie and a reported 33percentt increase in surgical consultations during which the patients brought out self-snapped images.