Sentence examples for various consultations with from inspiring English sources

"Over the past two years, we have held various consultations with children's clubs across the country and have gathered the issues that concern children, and presented them to parliamentarians," said Ms. Pradhan.

We undertook various industry consultations with the assistance of the MBEKTN Modern Build Environment Knowledge Transfer Networkk in the UK) [2] within two workshops (which attracted 72 industry representatives) and 4 focus group meetings (with a total of 20 participants) incorporating qualitative methods of inquiry over a duration of 5 months.

The system comprised an open access part (a generally accessible website with project related information) and a personalized secured access part with various consultation options.

It combines financial support with various consultation services in innovation management and company development (http://www.rftr.ru/en/).

Research, including consultations with various scholars, confirmed that this was it.

He said he would select his cabinet only after days of consultations with various groups.

It started as a bottom 10 list, but consultations with various associates persuaded me that 10 was not enough, and further research suggested that a non-round and totally capricious number better suited the exercise.

Mr. Lamy, the World Trade Organization chief, had spent the week since the St . Petersburgmeetings in fruitless private consultations with various trade envoys, asking them what they would be prepared to give up if others made similar concessions.

It was the beginning of a long and largely inconclusive string of consultations with various doctors who she says keep insisting that "nobody has ever died of this," while being vague as to exactly what "this" is.

"Our understanding from the Egyptian side is that there are now discussions ongoing among a number of the stakeholders, that President Morsi is conducting consultations with various groups, including with the judiciary," Ms. Nuland said.

When asked whether he had been pressured to leave the race, either by Representative Joseph Crowley, the Queens Democratic leader, or Michael H. Reich, the organization's executive secretary, Mr. Baldeo said only that he had been "in consultations with various party leaders," and declined to be more specific.