Sentence examples for given in consultation with from inspiring English sources

Guzmán Ortiz, 39, made the claims in a series of interviews which she said were given in consultation with her father.

For two items (supervision arrangements for mental health staff who undertake psychosocial assessments and emergency attendance by a mental health worker available to the hospital ED within 1 h) where such a strict categorisation was not possible, scores of '0.5 '0.5' or '1' were given in consultation with the research team.

Most patients and physicians were satisfied with the time given in consultations, and with waiting times.

Finally, all patients were given antibiotics in consultation with a microbiologist, according to culture findings.

"On June 21, 2000, Dodd introduced an amendment on the Senate floor on behalf of himself and Lieberman that would have given the Pentagon, in consultation with the Colombian military, the right to determine what the 'most effective' aircraft would be for Colombian drug-fighting.

But instead of Congress establishing the blueprint for implementing new Height Act strictures and imposing that on the city, Issa suggested Congress amend the Height Act to give local leaders, in consultation with their constituents, the necessary leeway to give exceptions to the law if they chose to do so.

In the multivariate analysis only the information and instructions given in the consultation did not appear to be significantly correlated with the continuity.

"All we can do is go off the information that we were given by police and in consultation with heads this is what was agreed".

Some further examples are given in the consultation document.

When the patient is seen, support will be given, necessary medical treatment arranged in consultation with a physician and a risk assessment made to inform a decision on referral on to local crisis services for possible admission either to a psychiatric ward or a crisis facility if available.

They're not necessarily required to protect them in perpetuity, at the expense of other public interests; they're simply required to give their protection due consideration, in consultation with those who value such places (historic preservation authorities, Indian tribes, citizens in general).