Sentence examples for introduced a consultation from inspiring English sources

Last month Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister and the leader of the Scottish National Party, introduced a "consultation document" on a referendum to decide his nation's future.

Cameron said there were "many good things in the policy", and that he had not meant for his decision to come on the same day that the new government introduced a consultation paper on the school policy.

In an effort to reduce the number of patients not attending for colonoscopy, Rodger J et al. introduced a consultation by telephone in a FOBT positive population in a CRC screening programme and found a significant reduction of 14.1%[ 35].

Last year the company, known for its reproductions of discontinued lipstick shades, introduced a one-hour consultation service ($60 to $110, products not included) with a makeup artist at its studio.

Changes to childcare vouchers are due to come into effect in autumn 2015 when a new Tax-Free Childcare regime (TFC) is introduced; a 12-week consultation on this was launched early this month.

In response, the government has removed grants for subjects where private providers are able to compete, allowed students at private colleges access to the official student loan scheme and maintenance grants, and introduced a HMRC-led consultation to exempt commercial degree providers from having to add VAT to their tuition fees.

Derek Mackay, the Scottish local government minister and the SNP's council campaign co-ordinator, said the government would be introducing a new consultation on strengthening local democracy to find new ways of improving voting levels.

However, introducing a minimum consultation rate could introduce a bias towards sicker patients.

In late April, Fidesz introduced a so-called national consultation on immigration and terrorism.

Who recently introduced a bill regarding e-mail consultations in the House of Representatives?

This would permit not only dental x-rays - which the government said it wanted to introduce in a consultation paper on unaccompanied asylum-seeking children last February - but would also allow the use of x-rays of wrist and collar bones.