Sentence examples for consultations around the from inspiring English sources

After months of tortuous discussion, consultations around the country and thousands of comments sent in by the public, a commission of lawyers and experts has drawn up a draft constitution to put before the Afghan people.

And it's worth remembering that in the coming months we'll be covering the international debates and consultations around the sustainable development goals, including key events such as the financing conference ahead of the September meeting at the UN to finalise the targets.

Our new interactive map allows users to acquaint themselves with the consultations around the world guiding the WDR and its thinking.

In an attempt to elicit dialogue with civil society, industry and government, the Bank is convening several in-country multi-stakeholder consultations around the world in tandem with an ongoing online consultation process and is expected to finalize the policy in April 2011.

The research undertaken and the consultations around the data confirmed that mechanisms, standards and instruments are lacking for a fully functioning and sustainable system of Social Care Services.

Where referral was made on the same day as the index consultation (around one-third of patients), 1 day was added so that the statistical model could be fitted.

As a broadly representative forum, they were seen as an honest broker in the consultations around this policy because they were an inclusive body which sought to get input from a broad range of stakeholders about issues.

"In our three years of consultation around the country, nowhere have we found any voice saying we don't need a codified law".

The garden bathroom, accessible from behind the bar, had just been discovered to have dry rot, and at one point Cogswell was called in to a cramped consultation around the toilet.

While the consultation around the bill was going on, I supported the taxi trade here in Medway and many other drivers' associations and their trade unions who lobbied against deregulation because they knew it would drive down wages and weaken the powers of local councils to determine how many cabs were licensed, or to maintain safe working practices.

The first consultation around the time of suture removal, and the second consultation three months after the operation.