Sentence examples for a more joined from inspiring English sources

There are potentially positive moves towards a more joined up picture on skills, FE and training.

"The whole education system urgently needs a more joined up, coherent approach.

There are thousands of in-field experts who can help, provide services and give advice and I'd love to see a more joined up approach.

I've mentioned this in other comments I've made but I think there needs to be a more joined up approach to parks and public spaces in London.

David Owen, chief European economist at Jefferies International, said there was a "strong case" for Hammond bringing forward the timing of the Autumn Statement to early November to show a more joined up policy response.

Our work at the Sustainable Consumption Institute, University of Manchester, including a recent survey of how 1,500 households handle their laundry in Great Britain today, suggests that a more joined up account of domestic laundry habits might provide useful insights for thinking about sustainability campaigns.

All of the Jewish women and a few more joined us as Greg and I took them through a workbook.

(P7) since HIQA have leant on them a small bit it is far more detailed, there is a far more joined up thinking between the pharmacy and the home and we have established a set of I suppose a complete medicine management system.

But mine is a bit more joined up".

There needs to be a far more joined up approach to it locally".

Newcastle fans did not whistle it down, however - in fact, some applauded the sentiment while a few more joined in.