Sentence examples for consultative way from inspiring English sources

"To work in an open, forthright, consultative way with the Long Island and state community".

He said the review should be done "rapidly in an open and consultative way" and said the corporation would now "set out a strategic plan so the BBC is ready to live within the new financial perimeters and deliver the further savings and changes to our services to succeed in the next charter".

Salespeople were missing out on valuable opportunities to sell in a consultative way and even overwhelming the prospect with irrelevant information.

Could he manage in a more consultative way? [Later, after Auletta had finished reading Raines's Atlantic piece, he offered this additional comment: AULETTA: There are maddening things in the Raines piece. He fails to adequately acknowledge his own flaws as a newsroom manager. He is gratuitously cruel to his predecessor, Joe Lelyveld. He overstates the culture of complacency at the Times.

Ironically, launching the assessment process we propose – in a consultative fashion – might be a particularly effective way of eliciting or prompting the collection of just such important data, which are seldom available (or at least publicly accessible) in even the best resourced management jurisdictions.

Whilst there is some discussion between naturopaths and pharmacists about different medications and safety issues, it is unclear whether they share information in a consultative or collaborative way about specific customers.

Research into such schemes has highlighted the need for design to be a truly two-way consultative approach with residents.

"So I don't know who you are alluding to, but the notion that somehow that is not done in an open, deliberate and consultative democratic manner is confounded by our meticulous adherence to the democratic ways we decide these things".

A possible way could be consultative mechanism with children at different levels.

Owing to the complexity of studies and various ethical and legal issues, DACs usually are independent commissions, rather than individual researchers who decide who gets access: "the tradition in which custodian principal investigators themselves made access decisions has generally been giving way to more consultative decision-making with independent input" (Lowrance, 2006).

On past form, when Mr Brown unveils his pre-election budget in full next spring, the furiously juggling chancellor will throw at least two of the balls even higher in the air and announce further tax cuts and a still hefty surplus.In name, this was a pre-budget report, a consultative document designed to pave the way for the budget proper in 2001.