Sentence examples for consultation with professionals from inspiring English sources
The process, promised by her predecessor, Margaret Hodge, during the passage of the bill, would involve a "parental income survey" this summer as well as consultation with professionals working with young people, she said.
Furthermore, most precedents proposed several measures for integration, but lacked in adequate consultation with professionals and stakeholder groups.
Formulated in consultation with professionals and practitioners in ECE and policy makers, eight Desired Outcomes of Pre-school Education were presented in 2000.
But it's not all software-driven: PressFriendly also provides consultation with professionals who can help work out the kinks and generally provide more advice.
"People have a right to a full range of treatment and support options and to decide in consultation with professionals, what is best for them".
With such hidden populations, it has been suggested that construction of a 'tentative map' of community demographics developed in consultation with professionals working with the target groups or community members may be helpful in order to judge representativeness [ 26].
Only 26% of all cases had any consultation with professional health care services, a finding suggesting a considerable degree of unmet need.
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As the instrument has been designed in consultation with professional leaders in a wide range of Asia-Pacific countries, we now encourage utilisation of at least the English version of the instrument in relevant studies among English-literate groups within those countries.
