Sentence examples for consulted sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Ms. Aranda-Hassel said German statements about the banking license and about whether Mr. Draghi had consulted sufficiently had "deflated expectations".

The Pakistani military benefited from those purchases, but it thought it was never consulted sufficiently by the United States and was not considered a true ally.

George Brandis made the comments on ABC's AM program on Friday in response to claims the government had not consulted sufficiently on the terms of reference for the inquiry.

The United States, officials from both countries say, took on too many large projects and often did not consult sufficiently with the Iraqis about which projects were needed and how best to go about them.

In court, the Atenco farmers challenged the government's failure to consult sufficiently over the project.The government looks set to make the same mistake with the Escalera Nautica, a proposed $1.7 billion development which would ring the Sea of Cortes, an ecological treasure-trove, with 27 marinas holding up to 50,000 boats.

Novartis believes that NICE did not consult sufficiently with clinical and patient experts on the data it submitted to the appraisal committee.

Tribal members say they were not sufficiently consulted about the route and are suing for an injunction.

On another front, the Metropolitan Opera threw a wrench into Lincoln Center's renovation plans, pulling out on the grounds that it had not been sufficiently consulted.

The Pakistanis also complain that they are not being sufficiently consulted over the pending White House decision on whether to send more troops to Afghanistan.

Later in her sophomore year, she registered another grievance: Adele Simmons, the dean of student affairs, had not sufficiently consulted the members of a student advisory committee in selecting a new dean of minority affairs.

In a scathing letter to Jeff Hathaway, the University of Connecticut athletic director, Burton demanded the return of $3 million because he felt he had not been sufficiently consulted in the hiring of Paul Pasqualoni as the Huskies' football coach.