Sentence examples for the process of consultations from inspiring English sources

The process of consultations described by Obama on Wednesday would appear to fit that bill.

Hunt quickly released letters to the OFT and Ofcom asking whether they wanted to reconsider their advice in light of the latest allegations, though government sources said this was a normal part of the process of consultations.

In several countries (e.g. Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda), after completing the process of consultations and multiple drafts, these policies have been waiting legislative or cabinet (depending on the legal process in that country) approval for several years.

According to relevant arrangements of the fourth round of the China-U.S. Strategic and Economic Dialogue, the two countries started the process of consultations on Middle East Affairs at vice foreign minister level in August 2012.

Following the process of consultations, group of national experts, coordinated by professor Marina Ajdukovic and with support from professor Bradshaw, will propose a set of indicators that are expected to be fully adopted by the end of this year.

Reforms tend to create losers and winners or can change power structures but it is important, at the least, that winners and losers understand the purpose of change and have confidence in the process of consultations on which change has been determined.

Jonathan Steele shows how sketchy was the process of consultation, but we need to know more.

In a statement, Mr. Lawless said, "Details are being worked out as the process of consultation with the Republic of Korea continues".

"What Julie was referring to was the process of consultation that always goes on with changes like this about the technicalities of the drafting [of legislation]," he said.

In carrying through reform now, it seems imperative that Gove should take inspiration from that, and seek to further and deepen the process of consultation.

"The process of consultation did not allow a genuinely free choice to be made," said a British Foreign and Commonwealth Office briefing that year.