Sentence examples for consultation part from inspiring English sources

The consultation – part of the government's 25-year plan to improve air quality – will almost certainly focus on wood burners and fires, not least because Gove says they account for 38% of damaging particulate matter in the UK.

Law firm partner, Helen Ruelle, said the States are to revisit the "collective consultation" part of the law in the new year.

"So no matter what we're doing within that one year, the consultation part won't mean anything after one year.

These consultation parts are a basis of each consultation and also present one of the educational aims of family medicine course [ 24] and now can be assessed by using this newly developed tool.

The Medicare program defines different levels of basic insurance that cover healthcare costs related to inpatient care (Part A) and to outpatient care and physician consultations (Part B).

Adding a second opinion reduces errors and picks up missed findings [43, 44]; a full-time second reader might not be possible everywhere, given the resource constraints in most departments, but a tele-consultation, part-time meeting or looking at the images using internet technology might yield the desired benefits without straining the resources too much.

Participants were recruited on the pretext of a consultation as part of a training design on addictions.

But when the Trust undertook an extensive consultation as part of the review of the BBC's overall strategy we found two particularly striking things.

The admission comes from the Republican national committee, which has conducted a wide-ranging consultation as part of its autopsy into the failure of the Mitt Romney presidential campaign last November.

The CQC's new chief inspector of adult social care, Andrea Sutcliffe, outlined her priorities in a document published ahead of a public consultation next spring, part of a process of changing the way the watchdog monitors providers.

The consultation was part of a rail command paper on rail reform published today by Transport Secretary Justine Greening in response to a Whitehall-commissioned rail report on cost-cutting by Sir Roy McNulty.