Consultation used in a sentence

Consultation in a sentence as a noun

They can't bring their staff for consultation and research.

Such a first consultation is dirt cheap in most cases, and sometimes free.

Many lawyers will give a free consultation, have you considered consulting one to explore your options?

Might it not be?He writes that Yahoo employees should be "angry" that the new policy was declared "without your consultation".

He writes that Yahoo employees should be "angry" that the new policy was declared "without your consultation".

For non-Kiwis, urgency allows a government to force through a bill in a hurry and without consultation.

My argument, and I sent this too them when they were doing a consultation a while ago, is that they shouldn't be buying content that they can't use for public service purposes.

"It goes differently if you try to do something behind the public court, that's to say in the consultation rooms, in the corridors or here, for instance, in my studio."[...

I'm perfectly capable of starting the treatment on my own, and visiting for further consultation in the timeframe that first available appointment allows.

It didn't matter that their entire team, and other teams viewed these people very highly, and sought out their advice and consultation on a number of matters - they still couldn't get promoted unless their manager signs off on it.

I am not now, nor will I ever be, an employee of a company that compels a Director of Development to follow HR edicts about hiring practices without mutually respectful consultation.

[2] In the UK this is a semi-democratic consultation process which occurs at local government level and involves publicly presenting the designs to local councillors to give residents of the area a chance to raise a formal objection.