Sentence examples for a coherent coordinated from inspiring English sources

The movie divides into three pretty much standard parts: (1) the presentation of the scheme to reluctant and unimaginative superiors, (2) the transformation of a ragtag bunch of ne'er-do-wells and wackos into a coherent, coordinated unit and (3) the carrying out of the task.

Moreover, a coherent, coordinated approach to implementation is not just needed in developing countries.

This work was part of a larger, three-pronged initiative designed to support the development of a coherent, coordinated and efficient strategy for weaving continuous QI into the fabric of PHC in Ontario.

This has presented an unprecedented challenge for social services in the countries dealing with the highest numbers – such as Sweden, Germany, Hungary and Austria – and exposed the absence of a coherent and coordinated strategy in every relevant public policy area across Europe.

"We need a coherent and coordinated house building strategy across all tenures.

The complexity resides in the specification of a coherent and coordinated system of models, that includes the well-know sequence of generation, distribution, modal split and path choice, to which the departure time and terminal choices have to be added to simulate some of the crucial patterns of international freight transport.

Integrated care can be defined as a coherent and coordinated set of services, which are planned, managed and delivered to individual service-users across a range of organisations and by a range of cooperating professionals and informal care-givers [ 2].

As you are aware, the European Council has shown its strong determination to fight against organised crime and has demonstrated the need for a coherent and coordinated approach by adopting in June 1997 an Action Plan to Combat Organised Crime.

In this phase, policy makers commit themselves to a coherent and coordinated effort to advance patient-centered care, setting targets that will allow healthcare leaders to measure progress toward patient-centeredness [ 26].

This decision by ECOSOC also places responsibility on Member Nations to follow up these issues, in a coherent and coordinated manner, in the relevant boards of the UN system organizations.

In sum, the IOGA concept may be usefully defined as follows: IOGA refers to a coherent and coordinated set of services that are planned, managed and delivered to elderly cancer patients across a range of acute and primary care settings and by a range of collaborating care providers including oncologists, geriatricians, interprofessional team members and lay caregivers.