Sentence examples for formally consulted from inspiring English sources

"We are astounded that Denbighshire County Council has not formally consulted with the diocese before announcing its intention to restart the consultation process on closing the school," said Rosalind Williams, director of education and lifelong learning at St Asaph diocese.

Hammond did not, however, confer with his Labour counterpart Emily Thornberry on whether the Labour party would be formally consulted.

Although a large majority of raisin farmers approved of it by referendum when it started 65 years ago, they have not been formally consulted since.

None of the countries identified in the document as possible staging areas have been formally consulted about playing such a role, officials said, underscoring the preliminary nature of the planning.

The article listed several countries that might be used as staging areas for the campaign but emphasized that none had been formally consulted about playing such a role and that the planning was preliminary.

During the process of drafting, NPC Environment Protection and Resources Conservation Committee formally consulted 18 central institutions, such as the Law Committee in NPC Standing Committee and the Supreme People's Court, and the opinions of the 34 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities.

As one last telling detail, while Nick Clegg is now formally consulting his party membership, David Cameron hasn't and won't ask Tory members for their support.

The appeals court held that Faurecia — which is also seeking to cut jobs — must formally consult with its workers before Peugeot can begin putting its own plan into effect.

A council spokeswoman said: "Councillors will formally consult on the proposal to consider the permanent closure of Inversnaid and Lochearnhead schools.

Chris Tomlinson, E.ON project developer said: "We'll be formally consulting the community on our draft proposals later in the year, but before we do, we're holding public information events to introduce the project to the local community".

"We will, this year, formally consult on the principles of a locally determined tourist tax, in addition to supporting a Green amendment to the Transport Bill that would allow councils to choose whether they wished to introduce a workplace parking levy". A Cosla spokesman said: "Cosla has long said that the current model is not sustainable.