Sentence examples for a successful coordinated from inspiring English sources

"In contrast to what some observers say, we didn't have an employment miracle – what we've had in this country is a successful coordinated effort," he said.

I describe how to maximise the chances of achieving a successful coordinated observation campaign together with SOHO instruments (and TRACE).

CDC, local health departments, and other stakeholders launched a successful, coordinated response, but not without a substantial injection of state and federal funding.

The People's Assembly Against Austerity was formed in 2013 to ensure that the coalition government faces a movement of opposition broad enough and powerful enough to generate successful coordinated action against its violent programme of cuts.

He helped direct "the successful coordinated response to municipal lawsuits that threatened the firearms industry in the late 1990s," according to a 2008 press release from the firm.

Despite the adoption of the DV Act and the running of a successful pilot of a coordinated model of violence-response at the hospital level, the Ministry of Health had not yet developed a formal policy on the health sector response to violence against women.

These elements and the IOM Model for Quality [ 51] led us to develop the OPTIC definition of successful transitions - A successful transition is a coordinated set of actions that optimizes safety, resident centeredness, effectiveness, efficiency, timeliness and equity, across the entire transition.

We can conduct a successful military campaign alone, but a coordinated long-term international effort will be needed to ensure permanent success.

Likewise, cell shapes and the order of coordinated cell shape changes are important for a successful inversion of embryos in both species.

In order to pursue a successful campaign on the international level, these institutions have to become more coordinated and efficient, she said.

Many molecular events are triggered in a coordinated manner, leading to morphological and physiological changes in the host plant, necessary for a successful symbiosis [ 3].