Sentence examples for planned consultations from inspiring English sources

After declaring on Friday evening in Florida that "America will never be run out of Iraq by a bunch of thugs and killers," Mr. Bush flew to Camp David for the weekend, where administration officials said he planned consultations in a videoconference with the military commanders who are keeping the city under siege.

After a suit led to the reversal of 19 approved school closings last year, the city has had to take great care in carrying out its moves, and said it had planned consultations with local leaders before these plans were announced.

>> In the Philippines, prior to planned consultations between its government and that of the United Arab Emirates (UAE, home to Emirates and Etihad), the nation's largest airline Philippine Airlines (PAL), noted the dispute in the U.S. and said that the Gulf carriers "create a distortion in the market and could possibly lead to PAL pulling out" of new routes to London and New York.

One possible explanation could be that these diagnoses were coupled to the planned consultations as part of the intervention.

Planned consultations and elective admissions tend to be positively correlated and in these cases, an expansion of PHC services may not reduce hospitalisations.

To test the practicality of the instrument, practice nurses were asked to discuss the results of SeMaS with the patients in planned consultations.

Anyone who has taken part in community meetings, resident groups, or planning consultations will know that getting people to agree is hard work.

Having a web tool that simplifies the sharing and visualization of possible new bus routes also means planners can more easily loop the surrounding community into planning consultations — and that "changes the conversation", argues Hashemi.

Access barriers on the part of service users and carers have also been acknowledged and include geographical distance, competing caring responsibilities and economic constraints that prohibit attendance at care planning consultations within routine hours.

"[T]he term 'advance care planning consultation' means a consultation between the individual and a practitioner described paragraph (2) regarding advance care planning, if, subject to paragraph (3), the individual involved has not had such a consultation within the last 5 years".

Data concerning consultations beyond the planned monitoring consultations, medication use and referral rates to other health care professionals will be collected from the general practitioners' computerised Information System.