Sentence examples for phase of consultations from inspiring English sources
Under the existing plans, a second phase of consultations on democratic development is supposed to follow what turned out to be a counterfeit start to the process.
Under the existing plans, there is supposed to be a second phase of consultations on democratic development to follow what turned out to be a counterfeit start to the process.
This is also reflected in the public statement, which reads: "The U.S. agrees with Management's proposal to proceed with a third phase of consultations, but notes that it would have been preferable to release the second draft ESF with clearer language in the Vision Statement on human rights".
Patients tend to share their worries most often during the therapeutic phase as opposed to the initial or exploration phase of consultations.
On the other hand, the emphasis put on active symptom exploration with the introduction of Dutch clinical guidelines in general practice may motivate GPs to actively invite patients to share their concerns regarding psychosocial problems during the earlier, diagnostic, phase of consultations.
The people who work on the 27 sites that are either in the second phase of consultation or are being potentially bought, feel in a more vulnerable position than we do in factories that are ear-marked for closure.
A second phase of consultation on the plan is due to start in the autumn.
The rural GPs also have concerns that a further phase of consultation on the contract is not guaranteed to happen and, if the proposals go-ahead, would add to an already challenging situation of recruiting doctors to remote and rural practices.
The first phase of consultation for the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals reached completion in the May 2013 report to the Secretary-General of the High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
Furthermore, cues and concerns were more often expressed during later phases of consultations in recent years.
On the other hand, active symptom exploration may motivate GPs to invite patients to share concerns during diagnostic phases of consultations.
