Sentence examples for imminent consultation from inspiring English sources

It might be argued that, at that time, patients are more focussed on their symptoms or are distracted by the imminent consultation.

The imminent radio interview was not so imminent anymore.

The imminent announcement of a consultation on the government's Green Deal, which aims to help you make your home more energy-efficient, should provide an added incentive.

(e) The CN identifies new care/treatment needs (e.g. imminent (re) admission to hospital) in consultation with the GP (f) The CN as transition coach also promotes the empowerment of patients and carers by including the provision of psycho-education on the identified geriatric conditions and providing ancillary services such as leisure, day treatment and care [ 18].

Codes were compared looking for disparities and consistencies according to: 1) the focus of the consultations particularly whether randomisation was imminent or not, 2) the doctor and 3) the centre.

More recently, with the imminent completion of the 10 year National Service Framework for Children, a new consultation document, New Horizons [ 19], proposes the development of new service models for mental health.

The Heathrow consultation, launched in 2007 and whose verdict is now imminent, is about whether the airport can grow without breaching those standards.

Decisions are also imminent from the University of Edinburgh, which conducted a staff and student consultation that was overwhelmingly in support of divestment.

We looked at trial discussions in a variety of consultations, not just in those in which randomisation decisions were imminent.

The department closed the consultation in August, and campaigners in favour of it were not expecting imminent legislation.

Willice has served as Youth Mobilizer for Rio+ 20 Dialogues, Africa Youth Representative to the Africa We Want Beyond 2015 consultation, and Youth Representative to the Post 2015 High Level Panel Meetings of Imminent Persons in Bali, London and Monrovia.