Sentence examples for responding to consultation from inspiring English sources

In January 2000, the author began working in the new OPDRA, devoting full time to responding to consultation requests from the medical review divisions of the Office of New Drugs on cases of possible DILI detected in clinical trials of drugs under review for approval.

Liberty members played a crucial role throughout the campaign – sharing content, emailing MPs and responding to consultations.

Responding to consultations, producing briefing notes, advising on "lines to take" on ministerial (or indeed, other vice-chancellors') statements is all part of the role.

"This fundamental flaw has been recognised by government and the new guidance is crystal clear in saying that activities such as raising issues with ministers and civil servants, responding to consultations and contributing to the general policy debate are not only permitted but actively welcomed".

Slaughter says "his shareholdings, weighted towards financial services companies and those with insurance interests, are incompatible" with being a minister adding that Djanogly "holds stocks in Lloyds and Tesco, both of which responded to consultation" backing the Jackson changes.

Local councils who failed to respond to consultation on mergers have been criticised by public services minister Leighton Andrews.

In a statement, the TSAs said people who were outside the Trust's catchment area were able to respond to consultation via their website.

One CHN shared, "There should be dedicated persons to respond to consultations at the hub centres… so that we can get timely reply on the cases that we refer.

Swiftly moving to legislating without fully responding to the consultation is unwise".

Where councils have gone wrong is in not listening to the people responding to the consultation on homeless services.

This was despite 84% of those responding to a consultation saying they were against a move to academy status.