Sentence examples for high-level consultations from inspiring English sources

21. (S) The key to maximizing Dutch effectiveness is to involve them early through high-level consultations and exchanges.

Officials in Mr. Barak's office said the prime minister would devote Sunday to high-level consultations in his office about the negotiations.

The Egyptian leader spoke amid a flurry of high-level consultations aimed at developing a common Arab approach, as street protests and angry denunciations of Israel continued across the Arab world.

The Oxford Research Group ORGG) recently engaged in a series of high-level consultations with individuals close to the decision-making process on the Iranian nuclear file, with the aim of finding a workable and realistic solution to the impasse.

The goal of Mr. Bush's long-awaited address was to make a persuasive case for his missile-defense plan and to set the stage for high-level consultations with the United States' allies, which will get under way next week.

It was Mr. Bremer, now visiting Washington for high-level consultations and to lobby Congress to approve the reconstruction funds, who called in August for efforts to significantly increase the Iraqi component of the military forces.

Mrs. Clinton said she and Mr. Geithner would share leadership of a high-level consultation between China and the United States that would be balanced between strategic issues like North Korea and economic concerns.

At a "high-level consultation," representatives from member countries said they wanted a more "nuanced" system, WHO spokesperson Thomas Abraham told Science Insider that took severity of disease and other factors into account.

At the high-level Consultation on Polio Eradication held in Geneva on 28 February, representatives of the four countries restated their strong commitment to raising the level of vaccination coverage and child immunity in order to stop transmission of the disease.

Three were prepared for the High-Level Consultation on Rural Women and Information: Filling the Data Gap - Gender-sensitive Statistics for Agricultural Development (prepared by SDW and ESS), Voices for Change - Rural Women and Communication (by SDR), and Participation and information: the Key to Gender-responsive Agricultural Policies (by SDW).

Hanoi, 1 November 2005 – A high-level consultation has been convened today by the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), in collaboration with National Commission for Population, Family and Children and UNICEF Vietnam to discuss and exchange international experiences on how to best integrate the concerns of children and families into the Five-Year Five-Year Socio-Economic Socio-Economic Development Plan