Sentence examples for more consultation on from inspiring English sources

Ananian-Welsh said the crisis and controversy attracted by the former Newman government's ill-fated choice of Carmody as chief justice had prompted a "step in the right direction" from Labor with its protocol of more consultation on appointments.

Rival broadcasters attacked it as a fudge, while political opponents of the unelected minister have criticised the fact that his report will generate yet more consultation on issues that seem to have been debated for years.

It is also in favour of more consultation on bills before they are introduced.Procedural changes may help, but a less arrogant approach to government is also needed if Parliament is to get away from the yah-boo politics of recent years.

Mr. Bersani said Wednesday that he would hold more consultations on Thursday and then report to President Giorgio Napolitano on whether he had enough support to cobble together a government.

South Korea and China completed a feasibility study for a possible trade accord in May, and at the time they agreed to have more consultations on agriculture, fisheries and other sensitive areas before deciding to begin formal negotiations.

1) The research subjects were divided in two subgroups based on the number of consultations (no consultations, one or more consultations during one year) before the index visit.

However, he says, in the short time since boards began looking at the new combined code, there has been "probably more consultation with shareholders on some of these issues than in the past".

There's more consultation.

There is a little more consultation.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Congress Party general secretary in charge of Andhra Pradesh affairs Ghulam Nabi Azad have all stressed the need for more consultations and consensus on the issue.

The intraclass correlation for the counseling formats used was 0.63 (95% CI 0.41-0.85; p < 0.01) in GPs who performed more than one consultation on risk, indicating a significant clustering effect.