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Officials attribute the program's success to its consultative approach that involves political and business leaders; to the country's small size; and to its timeliness, saying it was there when it was needed.

A European official familiar with Mr. Brahimi's thinking said the envoy wants the caretaker government and its consultative body "to find a consensus on the fundamental law to make sure Sistani is invested".

The Danish Central Ethical Committee gave its consultative approval.

In addition to its consultative role in the policy making process – providing information and expertise to officials – the industry claims it can play a role in the delivery of policy by performing various regulatory and governance functions (Adams et al. 2010).

They call it consultative selling.

A Met Retirement After 30 years at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wen C. Fong, its first consultative chairman of the department of Asian art and its curator of Chinese painting and calligraphy, is retiring on June 30.

They would like the country to make a more convincing bid at democracy than its appointed consultative chamber, to be free of the zeal of its religious police, to accept that men and women are the same species.

Its highly consultative approach builds upon the 30 years of experience of the Rhode Island Coastal Program in developing and implementing special area management plans (SAMPs) for coastal and marine areas where conflicts over needs for both development and conservation demand special attention and negotiation among stakeholders with different interests.

For instance, agencies such as the UNAIDS plays this role; illustrated by its international consultative meetings on large public health issues that include researchers, politicians, activists and NGOs.

In the 1350s "The Great Company," founded by Werner of Urslingen, comprised some 10,000 troops and 20,000 camp followers and had its own government, consultative council, bureaucracy, and foreign policy.

We see this as a double opportunity for the WHO to systematically include gender perspective in its assessment and consultative process for strengthening public health interventions in NAPAs.