Sentence examples for consultation talks from inspiring English sources

Looking further ahead, the two sides should revive dormant defense consultation talks and begin a more serious and realistic strategic dialogue.

It has started consultation talks with 98 employees at its Watford headquarters as it looks to cut the wage bill there by 16%.

The plan involves axing its head office in Cheshunt and consolidating its HQ at its campus in Welwyn Garden City, leading to predictions more than 2,000 jobs are at risk as consultation talks get under way.

What also muddies the water is all the unions - RMT TSSA, Unite and ASLEF - are involved in consultation talks as well.

This share, though higher than what we saw in Fig. 3, is still considerably lower than what Driscoll (2012) reports for the interview patient (75% of the states with mental overtone), which suggests that patients in oncology consultation talk less about their emotions when compared to patients reflecting on their experience of having a terminal cancer.

Patients in consultation talked about their fears of becoming dependent on sleep aids, sometimes even referring to Michael's cautionary tale.

Contrary to expectations, patients were less active in recent consultations, talking less, asking fewer questions and showing less concerns or worries.

We then describe, in terms of these different types of spaces, three groups of activities that we identified as central to the general practice clerkship: holding independent consultations, talking about consultations, and observing the GP.

Only 30%% of those surveyed reported routinely (in most consultations) talking to parents about limiting infants' and children's screen time such as watching TV and use of other electronic media, despite most feeling confident to do so (Table  2).

His counterpart in Wales has sat round the table to thrash out a deal in even tighter fiscal circumstances, and an offer for local government workers is to go out to consultation following talks.

The relevant consultation paper talks of refusing to engage with and denying platforms to extremist people who fail to share our "British values", thus denying the universal values that we share with all democrats and the vital importance of winning the battle of hearts and minds with open engagement and fierce debate.