Sentence examples for consultations concluded from inspiring English sources
Europe and Central Asia Regional Consultations in Istanbul help shape the Post 2015 Development Agenda ISTANBUL, Turkey, 8 November 2013 - Post 2015 Europe and Central Asia regional consultations concluded today in İstanbul with a call to end the increasing inequalities in the region.
In 2003, an Electoral Commission consultation concluded that the ASA should not be responsible for regulating election advertising, but the commission did not establish a separate code.
The Australian xenotransplantation inquiry commenced not long after the Canadian public consultation concluded.
The consultation concluded that using urban planning documents was necessary, and that the regional urban transport plan (PDUIF) would be a relevant tool.
The Expert Consultation concluded that fish is a major source of food and essential nutrients in some populations, and consumption of fish provides energy, protein, and a range of other important nutrients, including the long-chain n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids [12].
The consultation concluded with the adoption of several recommendations for legislation, budgetary allocation, human rights education, and increased awareness.
Neurosurgery consultation concluded, in context of normal paraclinical investigations, that there was no need for antibiotic therapy.
The report was then printed out by the SCA, handed to the intervention participant and the consultation concluded.
The recent report of a joint WHO/FAO Expert Consultation concluded that 'Salt-preserved foods and salt probably increase the risk of stomach cancer' (World Health Organization, 2003).
The consultation concluded with a draft statement that seeks to formalize the commitment of religious groups to strengthen their partnership and role in the response to HIV and AIDS on children.
The consultation concluded that although there is little published information about the use of anthelminthic drugs in this age group, the data that exists offers no obvious reason for excluding children of this age group from treatment.
