Sentence examples for has been discussed between from inspiring English sources
Progress on drawing up the plans has been discussed between Cameron and Johnson although it is not know whether they will be sufficiently robust to prevent the mayor backing Brexit.
According to reports in the Independent today, in recent years the desire for a monument to the Queen has been discussed between No 10, the Palace and local authorities.
It's now at the final stage of being approved, has been discussed between the Council of Ministers, and the Shoura, which is our Parliament equivalent.
The mutual agreement on baptisms, a key sacrament in the churches, has been discussed between denominational leadership for seven years and hinges in part on invoking trinity of the "Father, Son and Holy Spirit" during the baptism.
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Still, the Garden apparently continues to object to its release, citing, in an official statement, "certain matters that were to have been discussed between the parties prior to the film's exhibition" and saying that "that process has yet to be completed".
While the potential of such methods have been discussed between regulatory, industry and academic representatives [4, 7], no consensus on their regulatory acceptability has been obtained, in part due to a lack of empirical comparisons between such methods in the context of PRO development.
Frank Spotnitz claimed that the ideas used in this episode had been discussed between him and Carter for a few years, and had become easier to bring up after clearing away elements of the conspiracy in the episodes "Two Fathers" and "One Son".
16 Suggestions to expand the European public assessment report to contribute to the relative effectiveness assessment of new drugs in health technology assessment (HTA) have been discussed between the European Medicines Agency and the European Network for Health Technology Assessment (EUnetHTA), which resulted in changes to the template for the European public assessment report.
The fate of skepticism in the Renaissance and Early Modern Periods has been discussed widely, but connections between these later versions and those of their medieval antecedents have been insufficiently studied.
