Sentence examples for consultations under from inspiring English sources
The Commerce Ministry officially asked the European Union on Monday for consultations under the auspices of the W.T.O. in Geneva.
The retailer expects to open 16 more post offices in its branches, subject to six-week public consultations, under an agreement revealed alongside its annual results yesterday.
We are willing to pursue any diplomatic avenue that could help to reduce tensions, so we have called for urgent consultations under the Budapest Memorandum, or the creation of a Contact Group – including Russia and Ukraine.
"These changes are designed to reduce the number of unnecessary consultations under the ESA so that more time and resources can be devoted to the protection of the most vulnerable species," DOI said yesterday in a press release.
Ten local volunteer counselors provided psychological consultations under the supervision of a single expatriate clinical psychologist.
Prevocational trainees conduct patient consultations under the supervision of a GP supervisor and also require additional teaching time.
There is a public consultation under way, which closes on 5 January 2012.
The only way to restore confidence in the process is to start with a new consultation under a new minister with a genuinely open mind," he wrote.
Over the years, dozens of experts have told me about being accosted at parties and on airplanes by strangers who ask for a free consultation under the guise of "conversation".
Hasn't he got the urgent work of making his plan B for the British economy look like plan A? Cameron also announced his intention to consult on making forced marriage a criminal offence, although not much has changed since the previous consultation under Labour where expert opinion was broadly opposed to it.
Dr. DeCosse worked at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cander CeNew York NeWeillk Weill Cornell Center, and his reputation was such, his family said, that he was once summoned to Morocco by King Hassan II for a secret consultation under the guise of attending the wedding of the king's daughter.
