Sentence examples for introduced consultations from inspiring English sources

This year the Tucson, Ariz., company introduced consultations geared toward teenagers who accompany their parents.

Suggested reasons included the ending of reimbursement for phytotherapeutic and homeopathic drugs and the newly introduced consultation fee.

But analysts agree that the election this past weekend will inevitably reshape legislative politics here, introducing consultation and negotiation into a chamber that has rarely needed or allowed it.

But that any new regulation would only be introduced "after consultation with all stakeholders".

These laws evidently breach the Polish Constitution and were introduced without consultation and debate.

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.

These sweeping changes in privacy law were introduced without consultation, and the risks they entail will be borne by those whose medical records may be accessed without their consent.

After Hatherly was replaced by Lord Selbourne in September 1872, a second bill was introduced after consultation with the judiciary; although along the same lines, it was far more detailed.

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].

These findings highlight the importance of introducing prevention consultations, which will enable people who do not (yet) have risk symptoms to discuss their lifestyle behaviour.