Sentence examples for regular consultation with from inspiring English sources
"The police have made clear that during the investigation, there was early and regular consultation with the CPS, so that the lines of inquiry followed were likely to produce the best evidence".
Finally, the bill provides for regular consultation with and reporting to Congress on the administration's diplomatic and military efforts and, of great importance to all Americans, on the planning for assistance, reconstruction and regional stabilization efforts in a post-conflict Iraq.
An effectively integrated disaster governance and management system in Brunei should be one in which all stakeholders work together and share information with each other, in regular consultation with policymakers, and maintain as a guiding principle the reduction of social vulnerability and enhancement of DRR at all levels of society (Figs. 4, 5); 4.
"From our side, with coach Frans Ludeke very involved and in regular consultation with Springbok management, we tried our best to keep the player in Pretoria, but could in the end not compete with the exchange rate and the expectations of Zane and his agent".
The action plan adopted in September 2014 does involve creating a position of "homeless people's protector" who would engage in regular consultation with homeless people and launch public consultations into issues of social profiling by the SPVM.
At the time, the White House asserted that its "regular consultation" with Congress was sufficient for what it described as only a supportive role in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization operation.
He is said to be in constant pain and undergoes regular consultations with neurologists.
His frequent travels to Congressional districts and his regular consultations with public officials are certainly political, he said.
"I also blackmailed the government into reopening regular consultations with a long list of representative firearms groups," he told the Senate.
Regular consultations with and reporting to Congress on the administration's efforts to address this threat and post conflict contingencies in Iraq.
The second candidate, Leo Leiderman, pulled out because of either something to do with suspected sexual harassment or regular consultations with an astrologer — it's not clear which.
