Sentence examples for better lines of communication from inspiring English sources

Other clinic systems have updated electronic medical records to build better lines of communication between psychiatry and primary care.

The report also says that, had better lines of communication been in place, the controversial Showtime deal might have been avoided.

Its 113-page report, issued today, calls for a new leadership structure with shorter terms, tighter review procedures, and better lines of communication.

In a blog post on the new controls, the CPSC writes that the move will establish better lines of communication between Alibaba and the CPSC, and under the agreement, Alibaba says it will act faster on requests over banned and recalled products, as well as give better information to U.S. buyers ahead of them purchasing goods that may be on the blacklist.

Having a better line of communication between the childcare staff and parents would allow these individuals to ensure their children, or the children they care for, are engaging in appropriate amounts of activity.

Establishing better, more responsive lines of communication becomes an easy way for departments to get another credit in that trust bank, he says.

That meant Argiropoulos' team had to make sure managers were involving HR early in any process involving staffing issues to promote better planning and open lines of communication.

I learned to be a better teammate, taking responsibility and opening lines of communication.

However, in more traditional scenarios such as the first Gulf War of 1991, the mean time taken from injury to arriving at a British surgical hospital was 10.2 h and by the second Gulf War of 2003, with much shorter lines of communication and better casualty evacuation, the mean delay was still 6 h.

Keep Lines of Communication Open: Communication is key, and over-communicating is even better.

The lines of communication probably could have been better.