Sentence examples for voluntary consultation from inspiring English sources

But it is exactly that, a voluntary consultation.

The Food and Drug Administration, which has no mandatory review process for genetically engineered foods, is looking at the new apples through a voluntary consultation with Okanagan.

Every product that's out there has had what's called the voluntary consultation, where the company has, in fact, talked to the FDA.

The FDA recommends that companies go through a voluntary consultation process to determine whether their new GM food would require premarket approval.

I guess what I would say is if there were one thing that I encounter that makes audiences really uncomfortable, it's this question about the voluntary consultation about food safety.

As an added measure, the bill would make mandatory a currently voluntary consultation process that regulators have long used to review the safety of GMOs, which allows the Food and Drug Administration to block the sale of any food it deems unsafe or lacking sufficient safety data.

The Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015 stipulates that instead of undergoing voluntary consultations with the FDA, companies would have to submit all GM foods for premarket approval.

The other related issue concerns advance-care planning consultation: a section of the House reform proposal would have reimbursed physicians for providing voluntary consultations of Medicare recipients on end-of-life health planning (which is also covered by many private plans), enabling patients to specify, on request, the kind of care they wish to receive in their old age.

All other GM traits are evaluated by voluntary consultations with the Food and Drug Administration FDAA).

Regional and global youth position papers on DRR were produced by the voluntary UNMGCY DRR Task Force in consultation, in-person, and online among members of the constituency, which were then merged with the children's priorities from the Children in Changing Climate Coalition (CCCC) consultations and the Children's Charter on DRR (UNICEF 2011).

It is reported that the subjectively defined measure of firm performance (the "economic situation" of the firm) is adversely affected by councils in the Germanic cluster (comprising Germany, Austria, the Netherlands) whereas the contrary obtains for the two-nation Anglo-Saxon cluster, comprising Ireland and the UK, in respect of their voluntary information and consultation bodies.