Sentence examples for more extensive consultations from inspiring English sources

I had a chance to meet him here, but this will be the first more extensive consultations and will be an opportunity for his ministers, my Cabinet members who are participating to really hammer out some of these issues.

But he says the government must first have more extensive consultations with the country's two most intransigent forces -- the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, who have been fighting for a separate Tamil homeland since 1983, and the Sinhalese Buddhist monks, who have vociferously opposed any grant of autonomy to the Tamils.

In turn, about 30percentt of this group will need referrals for more extensive consultation with experts at designated hospitals around the country.

"In view of the unfolding emergency in the countries along the western Balkans migratory route, there is a need for much greater cooperation, more extensive consultation and immediate operational action," a statement said.

EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said there is a need "for much greater co-operation, more extensive consultation and immediate operational action". .

Aspects that were especially missed in the Netherlands were a longer and more in-depth consultation (more extensive), physical examination and additional tests.

"Although similar to the 2006 scoping report, this document incorporates feedback to the earlier project, responds to design reviews, incorporates additional consultation responses and provides updated and more extensive baseline information on which to base an on-going, comprehensive consultation process".

"If it's going to be something much more extensive, that would need certainly a lot more consultation and an understanding of what the endgame is, which we haven't had in prior AUMFs," Corker said.

They have information, consultation and codetermination rights which become more extensive with firm size.

Overall, PRCs managed by PH/RCPs appeared to have the most infrastructure support (via access to program administrative staff and funds for meetings) as well as more extensive links with colleagues and other stakeholders for external consultation.

Having enough time for the consultation might give GPs the opportunity for more extensive communication.