Sentence examples for far-reaching consultation from inspiring English sources
Uber has more than 20,000 drivers in London but its strategy was thrown into doubt last year when TfL launched a far-reaching consultation process after pressure from rivals including the minicab company Addison Lee and black-cab drivers.
The third step is a more far-reaching consultation exercise, which will cover both wider principles of potential FOI coverage and administrative processes for its current operation.
This is done informally by consulting them in the preparation of policies and more formally in the very far-reaching consultation process (the so-called Vernehmlassung) before the government sends a proposal to parliament.
Andrew North, from the JCS, said the plans were "the most important and far-reaching consultations we have carried out over many years".
Andrew North, from the JCS, previously said the plans were "the most important and far-reaching consultations we have carried out over many years".
The remarkable improvement in the Dutch economy post 1982 has been linked to that nation's culture of a search for consensus in combination with a far-reaching institutional consultation structure that has produced an environment of mutual trust and cooperation.
When new policies were created for organ allocation, far-reaching societal consultations usually took place [ 37, 38].
The demonstration today was called by Venezuela's largest opposition party, the centrist Democratic Action, to protest the president's use of special legislative powers to decree far-reaching economic changes without consultation.
As luck would have it, the BBC are asking this question themselves, having recently opened a consultation – albeit not a very far-reaching one – on the future of the TV licence.
The 17 goals are far-reaching and aspirational, and after three years of global consultation and negotiations, their adoption is a tremendous achievement.
Theoretical questions on approaches to normative analysis of empirical findings from community consultation on health research practice, and the role of in situ empirical debates, remain far-reaching [ 49] and have not been addressed in this paper.
