Sentence examples for a coordinated program from inspiring English sources

And for the first time, a coordinated program was started to collect cord blood.

"It's up to the teachers to say we have got a coordinated program across every grade level," he said.

Such a coalition could devise and carry out a coordinated program of actions that would reinforce U.S.-Russian bilateral efforts.

Since 1997, the board, which sadly does not include an Illinois member, oversees a coordinated program of promotion and research intended to strengthen the industry.

Over the weekend, global leaders agreed in meetings in Washington to launch a coordinated program of injecting cash into the world's banks and guaranteeing their debt.

An emerging potential model of good practice – which requires further empirical investigation – involves the deployment of home security and mobile duress alarms within a coordinated program of professional support for clients.

After the birth, which was designed for super expensive space applications, Japan, through a very coordinated program of first building up an R&D capacity and then a deployment capacity, carried solar down that cost curve when no one else was doing much of anything.

The model's results determine the EU countries at higher risk for each ASFV introduction route, and provide a useful basis to develop a global coordinated program to improve ASFV prevention in the EU.

The proposed budget contains a few such line items, but a comprehensive, coordinated program to prevent violence and defuse anger would need sustained commitments from mayors, service providers and civic leaders.

Other steps could be a nationally coordinated program of car pooling, ride shares, more mass transit and incentives for future communities to be planned around transit efficiency.

Although we did not find evidence for a global coordinated program of fetal gene expression in adult myocardial adaptation, our analysis revealed specific gene expression modules active during both development and disease and specific candidates for their regulation.