Sentence examples for schedule of consultations from inspiring English sources

"We have a robust schedule of consultations on missile defense cooperation with Russia planned for the early part of the new year," he said.

Qatar, which presides over the Arab League committee on the Middle East peace initiative, agreed to shift that committee's meeting this week to Amman to accommodate Mr. Kerry's schedule of consultations.

Patients may find the estimated schedule of consultations too onerous or simply consider the suggested level of consultations unnecessary.

Regarding the scheduling of consultations, a 45% difference in the waiting time for a consultation in a FHU was found.

Mr. Rumsfeld's trip fits into a schedule of rolling consultations between senior administration officials and their Russian counterparts on nuclear policy, proliferation, economic development and commercial cooperation ahead of Mr. Bush's next two meetings with President Vladimir V. Putin, in Shanghai in October and then at Mr. Bush's ranch in Crawford, Tex., the next month.

Contextual space, for example, was strongly determined by the presence or absence of a special room for students with a computer and access to patient records and by the scheduling of patient consultations for students.

Since her release on 13 November, Ms Suu Kyi has kept up a punishing schedule of meetings and consultations and at the weekend fell ill with flu and fatigue.

To aid in establishing new routines during the first phase of the treatment period (4 months) the mentor will contact the family each week, using an alternating but flexible schedule of in-person consultations and telephone calls.

For the period participants remained in the study, the median (IQR) number of consultations scheduled by the hospital for each patient which were not then cancelled by the hospital was 5 (3 to 6) for the face-to-face group and 4.5 (3 to 5.3) for the telephone group.

Disease management programmes with fixed schedules for frequency and contents of consultations have been developed, and consultations with patients with chronic conditions are considered obvious domains for involvement of practice nurses [ 13].

In 2002, refugees and asylum seekers made up approximately 30% of scheduled consultations.