Sentence examples for draft consultation from inspiring English sources

A draft consultation framework for women's enterprise, written in conjunction with the Scottish government and the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, was published in May 2013 and included the proposal of a minister for women's enterprise.

In their draft consultation paper on health, the party states that people should be "not mere consumers of services but genuine and active partners in designing and shaping their care and support".

The review will be announced in a draft consultation document published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) on Monday, which will also examine changes to the controversial work capability assessments (WCA) undergone by disabled people in order to obtain welfare.

A "draft consultation Green Paper" to be released by the UK Government proposes a three strikes and you're out law to combat illegal downloads.

Similar suggestions were brought up in the first report of the Committee on Standards in Public Life established by John Major in 1994, and the Home Office published a draft consultation paper in 1997, discussing extending anti-bribery and anti-corruption law.

Following the second pilot audit, the final draft consultation document was completed and disseminated to a total of 23 hospital palliative care team services in October 2002.

His manager on the project, Floyd Johnson, confirmed that he did not circulate the final proposal internally before publication, but added, that "you don't necessarily wait" for a complete proposal before sending out draft consultations.

Perhaps one or two dozen are sufficiently qualified for the job, and they are overburdened with drafting, consultation, negotiation and enforcement.

According to western officials at the UN, the current US draft envisages consultation with the security council if Iraq fails to cooperate.

Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised; culture was also missing from the draft planning consultation that the government recently carried out.

The internet proposals, slated for inclusion in the Queen's Speech laying out the government's firm legislative agenda, have been downgraded to a mere draft for consultation.