Sentence examples for organised consultations from inspiring English sources

He organised consultations with local people and an ambitious rescue plan was drawn up.

In a letter to Efford, Lord Nash, the free schools minister, confirmed that it was up to would-be free schools to organise consultations.

The office tempo: physicians, as is the case for any professionals, must organise consultations, visits and administration in a consistent manner, manage interruptions and calls, and make all these activities fit in with other personal, family and private needs.

The normalisation process model provided us with a structure for organising consultation meeting data and helped prioritise tasks.

Most neighbourhoods organised preparatory consultations with various parties (e.g., GP, social area team, elderly people's association) prior to the dialogue itself.

Focus groups with the residents and their families took place in Home A and Home B. Focus groups with staff who provide day-to-day care to the residents (e.g. assisting the residents during meal time, helping with their personal care) were organised in consultation with the managers to minimise disruptions to the daily routine of the homes.

The tribunal judge found that the company and its administrator Deloitte did not organise proper consultations when 7,000 people were made redundant in 2012.

At a Leeds employment tribunal this month, Judge Forrest ruled that former Comet employees should receive compensatory payments of 90 days' pay which could reach £25m, after finding that the company and its administrator Deloitte failed to organise proper consultations when 7,000 people were made redundant in 2012.

As the idea grew, Adeso with local network and support of donors has being organising a consultation process involving over 100 organisations, from over 30 countries, resulting in a proposal for an entirely new Global Network for Southern NGOs.

The workshop was the first in a series of youth consultations organised under the Youth LEAD (Leadership, Empowerment, Advocacy and Development) Project which is supported by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and implemented by UNICEF in partnership with the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

Some Conservatives blamed the organisation Mumsnet for orchestrating the opposition, and the Treasury is trying to organise this consultation so parents respond directly to the Treasury, a move possibly intended to reduce the influence of lobbying groups.