Sentence examples for co-ordinated system from inspiring English sources

GPs would be answerable to their patients, not the officials; hospitals – local authority or voluntary – would be part of a nationally co-ordinated system, but independent.

The EU also needs a co-ordinated system to sift economic migrants from real refugees so that wildly diverging national rules do not lead to "asylum shopping .As well as hardening borders, Europe needs to relieve the external pressure.

Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux are best known as the creators of Central Park in New York City, but their greatest work is the co-ordinated system of parks and parkways, the first of its kind in the United States, in what was then the boom town of Buffalo.

The NHS in England needs to provide a much simpler and co-ordinated system of round-the-clock urgent and emergency care, a review of its services says.

But more than that, scientists, conservationists, fishermen, vets and others are now thinking about the issue - about how to build a co-ordinated system that can respond to entangled whales, and more importantly, how to stop them being entangled in the first place.

Chair of the board, Chris Kiernan, said: "For the seventh year running, London's co-ordinated admissions system has been very successful in enabling more parents to be allocated a school of their preference by a fairer distribution of available offers.

Routine direct oral health assessment is important in refugee-background children and co-ordinated health systems may help improve their attendance at dental services.

The challenges are great, given that the country lacks a co-ordinated public-health system and 40m people have no medical insurance.

The SEC has suggested a more rigorous, co-ordinated market-wide system of "circuit breakers", which would require all exchanges to stop or slow trading for a few minutes if the market experiences a certain rate of decline.

Military factors may well have driven this development: R. Brown, for example, suggests that designs with a separate keep and bailey system inherently lacked a co-ordinated and combined defensive system, and that once bailey walls were sophisticated enough, a keep became militarily unnecessary.

He said in a country of three million people, there was no reason for not having a "one system, co-ordinated approach" which would benefit both householders and retailers.