Sentence examples for in recent consultations from inspiring English sources

Primrose Manyalo, global campaigns coordinator for Restless Development's Youth Power movement, says the perception of young people as leaders is improving, and was evident in recent consultations for the sustainable development goals.

Despite the critics, there is a growing body of opinion that recognises the value of human rights to development processes and outcomes, with support for rights emerging as a high priority for civil society participants in recent consultations on the post-2015 development agenda.

Late arising cues and concerns were more likely in recent consultations, compared to older consultations.

In addition, we found less variation between consultations on psychosocial and interpersonal quality and more agreement between observers on how to define quality of communication in recent consultations.

Contrary to expectations, patients were less active in recent consultations, talking less, asking fewer questions and showing less concerns or worries.

The variance on observer level decreased for all three dimensions, indicating more agreement between observers on how to define quality of communication in recent consultations.

Patients talked less, while GPs provided more biomedical information and exhibit fewer concerns and worries in more recent consultations.

Patients more often expressed cues and concerns during the last phase of information and advice in more recent consultations (see Table  2).

In a recent study comparing psychosocial consultations prior to and after the implementation of national clinical guidelines in the Netherlands, we found that general practitioners (GPs) showed less empathy in the more recent consultations.

In a recent consultation to control parking in our area, one concerned local complained that having to walk their children to the neighbourhood park and sports centre would reduce access and "make the obesity crisis worse".

Thus 'shifting the balance of care' from the public healthcare system to the private system, or even moving to a more 'shared-care' system between public and private providers, as suggested in the recent consultation document on health care reforms in Hong Kong [ 6] is unlikely to be a straightforward matter.