Sentence examples for consultations raised from inspiring English sources

The consultations raised common themes around people's concerns, he says: poor value for money; high out-of-pocket costs for consumers; lack of transparency; a lack of sustainability; and complex regulation.

These consultations raised awareness on human trafficking and incorporated the contributions of stakeholders into the draft Act.

Only two women in observed consultations raised concerns about reduced sexual interest and intercourse frequency on their partner's sexual enjoyment.

Discussion of treatment-induced menopause and its management was a topic discussed in nine (13%) consultations, raised predominantly by clinicians (n=7, 10.1%).

17 24 However, some parents have reported difficulties communicating with HCPs during clinical consultations, raising concerns such as: general difficulty obtaining information, receiving insufficient information, and receiving excessive information that is irrelevant to their specific concerns and difficult to absorb during the limited consultation time.

48 With the participants' consent, these interviews will be audio-recorded and will explore: participants' experience of diabetes and clinical consultations; raising concerns with health professionals in primary and secondary care; participants' experience of either usual care or intervention and trial participation.

Labor's health spokeswoman, Catherine King, acknowledged that there was scope to undertake a review of certain procedures, but said that the wholesale nature of this consultation raised questions about its main goal.

And his early attempts to push through UN reforms without adequate consultation raised hackles as well as eyebrows, particularly among the developing nations.Furthermore, the low-key Mr Ban is not the natural showman that Mr Annan was.

The rushed passage of the controversial Protection of Information Bill – despite a pledge two months ago that it would be put to broader consultation – raised questions about the possible political motivation behind it.

The consultation raised awareness about the discrimination, fear, rejection, poverty and pain that PWHA may face in Trinidad's society.

One suggestion within the consultation raises the prospect of targeting Welsh-speaking staff, but the BMA said this could hinder recruitment.