Sentence examples for consultation proposing from inspiring English sources

But last week the CCG covering Uttlesford, Harlow and Epping Forest published a consultation proposing a cut from three to two full cycles for women aged 23 to 39. "There's no rhyme or reason about NHS IVF funding across the country,"says Veness.

"We have also recently launched a public consultation proposing a number of changes to make sure local authorities are not short-changing motorists and operate in a fair manner.

A new government consultation proposes all homes should have an energy efficiency makeover by 2030.

"Reform should prohibit recovery of expenses and fees incurred by McKenzie Friends," the consultation proposes.

The earlier consultation proposed holding data on all under 18s arrested for a violent or sexual crime for 12 years, even if they were not convicted.

But this month's consultation proposes giving those who score all their assessment points from aids a reduced lump sum payment – potentially through the use of vouchers, rather than benefits – or changing the definition of what a disability aid is.

"The latest consultation proposes to bring these works into copyright without any transitional provisions, which will simply make illegal the sale of copies that have been lawfully made or imported before the change in the law.

Draft guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), which are open to consultation, propose changes that could see a cut in the number of people under 40 diagnosed with high blood pressure, also known as hypertension thanks to more accurate testing.

There is a vague promise of referendums of local parents on the fate of the existing 160-odd grammar schools, but the further consultation proposed in the white paper seems to be a means of delaying the whole matter in the hope that it simply goes away.Overall, the white paper avoids the worst pitfalls and contains many sensible proposals.

The model of the consultation proposed in this study needs to be validated with observational data from actual consultations.

A 2004 WHO expert consultation proposed that an appropriate cut off to measure the condition of being overweight and obese in Asian populations would be 23-24.9 kg/m and 25 kg/m, respectively [ 47].