Sentence examples for consultation finding from inspiring English sources

However, plans for another new route, through north London, has met vocal local opposition – including comparisons to the Blitz – despite a Transport for London consultation finding two-thirds support for the scheme.

The focus of the consultation: finding strategies to close the remaining "iodized salt gap" in the region and achieve universal salt iodization by 2005.

A final engagement event was then held to present the consultation findings to local stakeholders and gather views about further issues that should be taken into account going forward.

Gao et al. [ 33] researched communication, looking in detail at cross-cultural influences on colorectal screening; in their study only patient VSR and consultation findings are reported despite the methods indicating they also conducted VSR with GPs.

Two other key influences were a National Audit Office report, published the same day as the consultation paper, finding that the commission was not doing enough to identify and tackle abuse of charitable status, and simultaneous pressure from the government's extremism task force for tougher powers for the commission to counter extremist influences in charities.

It is also involved in a consultation on finding an appropriate cap for the total cost of payday loans, following a proposal from the government.

In these cases, the primary physician must first break the news to the patient who must then wait for a consultation before finding out more definitive information.

They also compared the rating of psychological distress with social deprivation and consultation length, finding that greater socioeconomic deprivation was associated with greater GHQ scores, but that increased social deprivation was associated with shorter consultations.

The issue of legacy plutonium has been left unresolved for too long, and this consultation is about finding a solution that represents value for money to the taxpayer".

Addressing lawmakers at the end of a week of parliamentary name-calling and finger-pointing, the minister of rural affairs, Alun Michael, proposed six months of consultation aimed at finding "common ground" for resolving a dispute that has vexed Prime Minister Tony Blair's Labor government every year of the five it has been in power.

Some participants reported stigmatising practices and attitudes among healthcare professionals, who were seen to focus on what was being done 'wrong' (eg, failure to lose weight or reduce glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c) since the last consultation) rather than finding ways to encourage behaviour change efforts.