Sentence examples for is a consultative from inspiring English sources

On 13 January there is a consultative seminar on S4C's broadband strategy at the University of Aberystwyth.

The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe is a consultative body that represents local and regional (subnational) governments within the council.

Anyone listening to radio debates about the imminent publication of the Ministry of Justice green paper on sentencing, or reading newspaper headlines, might suppose the paper (which is a consultative document rather than a statement of settled policy) would propose a radical change to our sentencing system.

Either there is a consultative plebiscite which could face a challenge in the courts.

Stroke telemedicine is a consultative modality that facilitates care of patients with acute stroke at underserviced hospitals by specialists at stroke centers.

The ARICEA is a consultative and collaborative forum that gathers regulators and associated actors in the ICT sector in the Eastern and Southern African region (COMESA 2011a, b, c, d, e, f:5).

UNICEF Supply Division hosted a Pre-tender consultation with RUTF Manufacturers in Copenhagen on August 15, 2012 This was a consultative meeting with manufacturers of Ready-to-use Therapeutic Food (RUTF), as well as other partners involved in RUTF purchases.

Pre-tender consultation with RUTF Manufacturers in Copenhagen on September 12, 2013 UNICEF Supply Division hosted a Pre-tender consultation with RUTF Manufacturers in Copenhagen on September 12, 2013 This was a consultative meeting with manufacturers of Ready-to-use Therapeutic Food (RUTF), as well as other partners involved in RUTF purchases.

Alongside the parliamentary elections was a consultative vote on a planned nuclear power station.

Next to that cabinet there should be a consultative council on which parties with more than 5% of the vote would have a right to be represented together with the majority party; and that there should be an onus on the cabinet to refer matters of national importance to that consultative council in an effort to get consensus.

The fact that the referendum we propose would be advisory is nothing new, incidentally – we have always been perfectly clear that it would be a consultative and advisory poll, as indeed are normally all referendums conducted in the United Kingdom, including last year's Westminster-run poll on the proposed introduction of the Alternative Vote.