Sentence examples for mere consultation from inspiring English sources

The draft agreements say that states must consult with tribes about all proposed diversions or withdrawals, but "mere consultation is insufficient," McCammon-Soltis wrote in comments presented in October to the CGLG.

The plan calls for negotiations between the United States and the county "on a government-to-government basis" in determining public land use, not mere consultation.

In that case, the fan page administrator's responsibility for the processing of the personal data of those persons appears to be even greater, as the mere consultation of the home page by visitors automatically starts the processing of their personal data.

Mere consultation with members of Congress, while a step in the right direction, does not meet the constitutional requirement that congressional authorization precede U.S. military intervention.

Such involvement should go beyond the mere consultation of stakeholders.

NAFTA now requires mere "consultations among trade ministers," rather than having a tribunal adjudicate complaints and impose monetary penalties and other sanctions.

From a 'critical realism' point of view (Bhaskar, 1989), it can be argued that group discussions may not be mere consultations or mechanisms to reproduce underlying social relationships.

The internet proposals, slated for inclusion in the Queen's Speech laying out the government's firm legislative agenda, have been downgraded to a mere draft for consultation.

Support from the U.N. Security Council for any American attack is essential, and Mr. Bush's speech next week should be a start along that road, not a mere symbolic stab at consultation.

The literature is particularly limited in its analysis of the depth of community involvement, which may vary from mere information provision to consultation, representation, and at the greatest depth, actual influence over decisions [ 7- 10].

If this consultation is not to be the mere PR exercise that its critics fear, one message that Lansley needs to hear is 'too much, too soon'.