Sentence examples for consultation represented from inspiring English sources

These three main reasons for a consultation represented 49.5%% of all consultations (n = 6295).

A spokesperson for the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) said the changes to the plan after public consultation represented a "pragmatic and workable approach".

Furthermore, we want to know whether each consultation represented value for money compared to other organizations.

The consultation represented a milestone in information-sharing on PPE requirements and supply chains that have been established by major buyers.

During pilot testing, we found that a total of 20 items (18 pre-consultation, 2 post consultation) represented an important threshold for patients/proxies as they considered study participation more items were often perceived as overly burdensome.

Mr Milburn has protested, perhaps a little too much, that the consultation represents a genuine opportunity for the public to have a say.

We shall observe the plans as they evolve and hope to participate in any consultation, representing our ancestors, the sacred land, and its spiritual use and access for future generations.

"This consultation represents an important part of our radical programme of police reform".

The 2012 Olympics were won on a promise of a glorious sporting legacy, but exactly three years on, the consultation represents an admission that the country is failing to capitalise on that memorable summer of sport, and the £9.3bn it cost to stage.

Attention to patients with acute minor-illnesses requesting same-day consultation represents a major burden in primary care.

Yesterday's consultation represents an important and promising milestone for further cooperation towards the realization of the MDGs in partnership with the Gulf countries.