Sentence examples for consultations changing from inspiring English sources
We identified similar themes to qualitative studies of the national QOF scheme, including the credibility of incentivised targets, tensions within consultations, changing professional identity and roles, and inequities in the workload and remuneration balance among practice staff [ 5- 9, 22- 25].
It seems that every few months there would be another consultation changing the way the sector was supported.
They cannot go from consultation to consultation without changing their position".
A clear majority of responses to the public consultation favoured changing the law..
About 44,000 people responded to a consultation on changing the oath's wording, according to Girlguiding UK.
A consultation on changing the NHS constitution will run through the autumn, alongside a review of patient record confidentiality led by Dame Fiona Caldicott.
Prime minister David Cameron said his government is launching a consultation on changing the NHS constitution so that the "default setting" is for patients' data to be used for research unless the patient opts out.
A clear majority of responses to the public consultation favoured changing the law... We will now step up the pressure on the government". The alliance published results of a survey of staff in children's centres and Sure Start projects, showing 77% wanted to ban smacking in the home because it was inconsistent with positive parenting.
Mr Putin described American military plans and terrorism as the "global threats" that Russia faces.Gordon Brown moved to show he could be tough on terrorism yesterday, by announcing a new border-control force and a consultation on changing the law to allow 56 days of detention without charge for terrorist suspects.
A continuing lack of sustainable service development and a lack of clinical strategy, six years after a consultation on changing healthcare in north Wales.
The Welsh government also objects to a Wales Office consultation on changing the boundaries of assembly constituencies, saying the matter should be decided in Cardiff Bay, not Westminster.
