Sentence examples for consultation this month from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, is also opposed to the restrictions and has written to the Treasury select committee to promise a new consultation this month on tougher measures to claw back bonuses and to extend the deferral period for bonuses from three to five years, in line with recommendations by last year's parliamentary commission on banking standards.

It's expected to launch a consultation this month into plans in the bill to create a Small Business Conciliation Service that would arbitrate in disputes over the speed of payments.

The guidance, which will go out to consultation next month, is designed to end the dispute between the government and doctors over the medical reporting of knife wounds.

Speaking at prime minister's questions, where he was standing in for David Cameron for the first time, the chancellor of the exchequer said the Treasury would launch a consultation next month to look at whether people were being charged excessive early-exit penalties and whether a cap could be imposed.

May launched a consultation last July over her proposals to scale back the use of police stop-and-search powers and ensure their "fair and effective use".

May launched a six-week consultation last July on proposals to ensure the "fair and effective" use of stop and search powers.

But searching through the budget document we only learn that the commission, after extensive consultation since November, has decided to formally propose a levy.

That's why, when we put our new GCSE framework out to consultation last December, we received no complaints regarding the absence of American literature.

Translation Advertising expects to announce its first clients soon, said Mr. Stoute, who sold Translation Consultation last October for an estimated $10 million to $15 million to the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York.

May launched the consultation last July saying she wanted to introduce proposals to scale back the use of police stop-and-search powers and ensure their "fair and effective use".

"The first we heard about HS2 at all was when we had a letter through the letterbox saying there would be a consultation last April.