Sentence examples for global consultation from inspiring English sources

But the global consultation revealed a broad consensus in favour of one, and the UN open working group on SDGs agreed that an income inequality target was needed.

Instead of having a full seat at the negotiating table, poor countries have had to submit their views via a global consultation process.

The UN has convened a global consultation on water to feed into conversations about what development agendas the world should pursue after the MDGs expire in 2015.

Development of the Framework has been a collaborative, market-led activity and is the result of extensive global consultation and market testing in more than 25 countries.

In an effort to include a wide range of voices in the process, the UN has held a global consultation, which has received responses from more than a million people.

In a Geneva conference hall last October, at the last global consultation meeting of the current humanitarian reform process, the great and the good of the humanitarian world mingled and chatted over coffee and croissants.

"Over the past three years we have conducted a consultation with 23,000 people, 152 countries, eight regional consultations, and then a global consultation..

To investigate initial reliability of the Global Consultation Rating Scale (GCRS: an instrument to assess the effectiveness of communication across an entire doctor patient consultation, based on the Calgary-Cambridge guide to the medical interview), in simulated patient consultations.

We have, therefore, developed the Global Consultation Rating Scale (GCRS), based on the Calgary-Cambridge guide to the medical interview, to evaluate the communication effectiveness of an entire doctor patient consultation, using the domain marking approach.

The Global Consultation Rating Scale (GCRS) is based on the widely used Calgary-Cambridge guide to the medical interview, and is designed to evaluate a practitioner's communication skills across an entire consultation, linking the identification of potential training needs to an established approach to teaching communication skills.

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