Sentence examples for would be consultation from inspiring English sources

The minister insisted that there would be consultation with local people both before the planning application was submitted by the commission and afterwards and said that there was "public enthusiasm" in most areas being considered.

While ruling out road user charging for existing roads, he said that tolls on new roads might be introduced.He added that there would be consultation on a "fair fuel stabiliser" which could ensure that fuel duty is reduced when world oil prices go up.

Sinodinos said there would be consultations on "subsidiary matters" but denied it was around the start date of the superannuation measures.

He added that there would be more consultation after the election.

It seems that every few months there would be another consultation changing the way the sector was supported.

Downing Street refused to comment on whether the prime minister would accept the increase, stressing there would be a consultation before the regulator reached a final decision.

A starting point would be better consultation with residents about changes to their communities in which they have invested for decades, and a comprehensive survey of their assets, she adds.

But he pointed out that there would be extensive consultation with the party at all levels, including its powerful committees, before a decision even got to a special conference.

So, in other words, there would be another consultation process required before Ubers (and other PHVs) might be required to pay to enter central London.

"The first we heard about HS2 at all was when we had a letter through the letterbox saying there would be a consultation last April.

In response, Mr Major said there would be a consultation on the future of "uneconomic" mines which had been earmarked for closure and said Labour's outrage was "bogus" as many mines had closed while it was in office.