Sentence examples for consults on issues from inspiring English sources

The organization, founded in 1977, consults on issues that effect board member decisions.

He has worked for the UK government and consults on issues including cybersecurity, covert communications and forensic computing.

She will retain the title of co-executive producer on "The View" and may consult on issues like who replaces Joy Behar or one of the other hosts.

BP is consulted on issues but as the American admitted: "We don't run the company".

The body will be consulted on issues but can be overruled by Mr. Sobota or the advisory board.

But he left in 1995, saying he was not being consulted on issues of importance to him.

Some 20 years ago the community was consulted on issues that impacted directly on Jewish religious practice and on how best to combat attacks on Jews.

The officials also said they would consult on issues of concern to Europeans, including the regulation of securities analysts and of credit-rating agencies.

The records of the interview also show that several senior executives, including Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former chief executive, were frequently consulted on issues related to the partnership transactions.

At City College, Norwich, the students' union is fully consulted on issues such as car parking and smoking; it persuaded managers that it would be a mistake to ban smoking across the campus and drive smokers on to the street.

The British Olympic Association said it would consult on "issues of mutual interest" for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London and cooperate on ski events ahead of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.