Sentence examples for had recently consulted from inspiring English sources

Brian Curtis, a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), told ENDS that his Committee had recently consulted the European Commission on whether Brexit would automatically lead to a UK exit of Euratom.

I had recently consulted two respected wine and spirits purveyors who assured me that there were several sparkling wines that not only tasted good, but cost just a fraction of the price of fine Champagne brands like Dom Pérignon ($160 a bottle at Sherry-Lehmann Inc).

"But there are a lot of people who are wary of the pitfalls associated with such a massive undertaking," he said, noting that he had recently consulted with current and former executives at Hewlett Packard and Lockheed Martin in trying to understand how large conglomerates carry out mergers.

Participants 361 adults aged 18-69 whadhad recently consulted their general practitioner with symptoms of depression.

There is some evidence to suggest that females who had recently consulted a doctor may be able to more accurately recall their weight and height [ 28].

The government has recently consulted on the medical innovation bill – the so-called "Saatchi Bill", which – if passed – would fundamentally change the way in which doctors can provide treatment.

The changes on which we've recently consulted won't affect people getting a fair trial, and they certainly will not destroy Britain's criminal justice system, of which we are so rightly proud.

Priestland revealed he has recently consulted Andy McCann, who helped the Wales team at the 2011 World Cup.

The government has recently consulted on new "agri tech" measures to encourage innovation and new technologies that could boost British farming.

However, the institution has recently consulted on a draft code of conduct for the private rental sector which aims to promote longer-term tenancies by suggesting landlords arrange with tenants that rent will increase at a rate linked to a measure of their choosing - such as inflation, earnings or average market rents.

According to Ms. Scott's book, Ms. Dunham's problem with Cigna started after she left Jakarta, Indonesia, where she had recently taken a consulting job with an American firm, and returned to Honolulu for treatment of abdominal pain that had been diagnosed as appendicitis.