Sentence examples for difficult consultations from inspiring English sources

In remarks to reporters here, the foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, said "difficult consultations" continued to block a restructuring of the arms-control framework that has governed the two nations' nuclear policies since the 1960's.

A4 Moscow Damps Arms Hopes Russia's foreign minister said "difficult consultations" still blocked a restructuring of the arms-control framework that governs the nuclear policies of the United States and Russia, appearing to rule out an agreement between President Vladimir V. Putin and President Bush when they meet this month in Texas.

They have got to practice doing difficult consultations.

It also suggests that the GPs need supportive actions from the healthcare system and the society to target difficult consultations.

Sometimes everything is going smoothly but there are also very difficult consultations and then I take a step back, then I see that model before me and then I know where I am in the consultation.

Suggestions for the content of training included; myth busting; risk factors for self-harm and how it presents in young people; raising the issue; using the right language, including phrases and questions to ask and techniques for dealing with difficult consultations with anxious parents.

These include difficult consultation dynamics, confronting personal feelings, extensive care coordination and advocacy and questions around personal and professional values.

Feedback sessions focused on the communication skills used by simulated residents in the following issues: explaining a procedure, breaking bad news and conducting a family discussion in the inpatient setting; explaining a diagnosis, managing time and managing a difficult consultation with an angry patient in the outpatient setting.

It may also be due to the constant availability of a web forum where users can post comments in 'real-time', such as on their return from a difficult GP consultation, or in the middle of the night when they are in pain and unable to sleep.

The nurses felt that their expertise had enabled them to deliver the intervention effectively, but time constraints would make delivery difficult within routine consultations.

Clinic staff reported that inconsistent caregivers attending clinic visits made consultations difficult and expressed concern about medication responsibilities being shared at a household level, as miscommunication among caregivers could lead to incorrect medication dosing.