Sentence examples for build a coordinated from inspiring English sources
On this basis, a bi-level optimization model is established to build a coordinated strategy for optimal operation of MCE systems including conventional thermal units, renewable energy resources and SEHs.
The schoolBeat-partners aimed to build a coordinated multi-organization strategy supporting tailored whole-school health promotion [ 15].
The GOs Network will support actions aiming to build a coordinated and well-contextualized set of genomic biodiversity observations and archived vouchers (specimens and environmental samples).
The need for sustained funding was thus mentioned several times in different contexts: to build a coordinated cessation system, to build the workforce in perinatal smoking cessation and to ensure the development and continuity of programs during and after pregnancy.
As the risks of this public health problem escalate, the need for a secure common platform to compile sensitive data, harmonize data sets, and build a coordinated global effort to mobilize the malaria community also grows.
Build a coordinated instructional program that draws customers in and gets them coming back.
To complement local efforts since Sept. 11, 2001, the state and the counties have built a coordinated network of intelligence gathering and emergency responses.
He could renew his efforts to work with his fellow franchisees to build a better-coordinated marketing plan as well as a more unified approach to dealing with suppliers and running the retail locations.
This is an important opportunity to build a combined framework for advancing bioinformatics standards in a coordinated manner.
The Tajik Government understands that without adequate and coordinated efforts by all stakeholders it is impossible to build a culture of safety and resilience at all levels of society".
The inspectors agreed with a much-debated classified United States National Intelligence Estimate issued in 2007 that Iran had dismantled a highly focused effort to build a bomb in late 2003, but found significant recent work, though conducted in a less coordinated manner.
