Sentence examples for substantial consultation from inspiring English sources
Beauchamp said that idea could be "contentious" and would need substantial consultation.
Wallace said the government had decided it would be inappropriate to publish the report before the election, if it was submitted after the end of February, because of the commitment to allow time for "substantial consultation and debate".
He said this was because of "the previous government's commitment that there would be time allowed for substantial consultation and debate of this enormous report when it is published".
The core concept is spreading fast: Reviv is considering locations in Toronto, L.A. and New York (where drips are mostly exclusive to doctors' offices like Patients Medical or Manhattan Integrative Medicine and require at least a substantial consultation).
He was a team player and never acted rashly or hastily; unlike Khrushchev, he did not make decisions without substantial consultation with his colleagues, and was always willing to hear their opinions.
A particular strength of the study was the engagement with community through a substantial community consultation, and the involvement of the project's Afghan community advisors.
They are warning the costs the permit system will put on businesses will be substantial and further consultation needs to be done.
Overall, after conditioning for age and deprivation quintile, there remained a substantial difference in consultation between men and women (relative risk (RR) 0.719, 95% CI 0.718 to 0.720; table 3).
While the physicians generally under-rated patient satisfaction, they had over-rated satisfaction for a substantial number of consultations.
Despite these limitations, these findings demonstrate that substantial numbers of consultations for minor ailments continue to present to general practice and EDs, with associated implications for resource use.
When the analysis was repeated for practices where data on both curative and preventive services were available (5 practices and 2146 consultations), substantial proportions of patients were found to seek care for immunizations (25%), family planning (12%), and ante-natal care (11%).
