Sentence examples for a joint action plan from inspiring English sources
They immediately drew up a joint action plan that included freezing the privatisation of public services, an accounts audit and the establishment of an anti-corruption office.
Also at the conference, Ban Ki-moon, secretary general of the United Nations, announced a "joint action plan" to help save women and children.
A joint action plan agreed in October promised to relaunch Turkey's stalled bid for EU membership and pledged €3bn (£2.2bn) in financial assistance in return for a clampdown on smuggling routes and efforts to improve the lives of refugees in Turkey.
Applause to the United Nations for releasing a joint action plan set on attacking Millennium Development Goal 5 -- reducing maternal mortality.
However, the cross border aspects of the challenges we face require, an unfailing solidarity of our states; and a joint action plan between our national and regional levels.
As the London Financial Times put it on November 18, Putin "ordered Russia's armed forces to co-ordinate with the French military as 'allies' on a joint action plan in Syria".
The importance of tackling malnutrition in older people in residential care has been nationally recognised [ 8, 9] and a UK joint action plan has encouraged local authorities to "champion good nutritional care" in local homes by seeking and acting on feedback from service users on nutritional issues and quality of meals provided[ 8].
This is where the UN has the opportunity to step in with a human rights approach to the joint action plan.
The "joint action plan with Turkey remains a priority and we must do all we can to succeed", he said.
After the adoption of the joint action plan on Iran's nuclear programme in Geneva in November 2013, the policy-makers in Tehran have received a growing number of high-level visitors from Europe, including the recent delegation of the British parliamentarians.
The report maps which organizations are providing which health services to each affected area, where gaps still remain in services, and the joint action plan to fill those gaps.
