Sentence examples for think of consultation from inspiring English sources

"Federal agencies and indigenous peoples think of consultation very differently," James Grijalva, a professor at the University of North Dakota who specializes in American Indian law, told me.

"…yes, and the Calgary-Cambridge communication model, what is great is that I can ask someone in the clinic to quickly sit in and listen…just take this marking sheet in the portfolio and just give me a score, or even just a global score, of what you think of my consultation skills.

You should think of each initial consultation with an attorney as a job interview, after all, you are interviewing them for the position of your attorney.

During the last day of the Consultation Skills course, students were asked to anonymously answer only one open-ended question:"What do you think of the course in Consultation Skills, with reference to the course design and examination?

The consultation also asks what respondents think of the Chancellor's budget announcement of increasing the age of a car's first MOT from three to four years.

To find what users think of the presence of medical residents (MIR) at primary care consultations.

During consultation I encourage clients to plan their requirements and think of the whole package.

The findings from the consultations also encouraged GPs to not only consider the pharmacist's recommendations, but also think of other patient issues and update their records.

I also think of the regular grillings commissioners got in committees on policy and how we changed policy using our powers on consultation and co-decision.

By the autumn the consultation exercise will have trawled through the regulatory legacy covering practically every form of economic activity you can think of.

While one GP suggested "the big limiting factor is time;" he later observed that SDM might be thought of as "going on between consultations" (Table 7 4).