Sentence examples for coalition activities from inspiring English sources

It is expected to include testimony from a UK-based drone operator with "1,000 hours of Reaper experience supporting UK and coalition activities".

The dearth of information on coalition activities and the lack of an impartial investigation into civilian casualties has alarmed human rights monitors.

However, the main groups that the coalition activities have targeted so far have been mainly NGOs and children, and, to a lesser extent, teachers and parents.

Several respondents were familiar with coalition activities through membership in CCGHR or attendance at CCGHR events, and the remaining respondents heard about the SI through a conference, listserv, a scholarship program, or their dyad partner.

Newcomers may require instruction in core coalition activities, and their lack of familiarity with in-group norms may impose higher transaction costs on veteran members (McElreath et al. 2003; Moreland 1985; Williamson 1981).

Groups of children from the Child Rights Clubs, organized by individual NGOs at the initiative of and along the model designed by the coalition, and from those who participated in other coalition activities, mainly children and youth camps.

Limited antitobacco coalition activity was found in studies of other developing countries.

Overall, strong policy content, public support and limited pro-tobacco coalition activity were conducive to FCTC implementation, but the challenges were evident in the form of limited capacity, limited antitobacco coalition activity and limited political commitment outside the ministries of health in each country.

It is possible that this is underpinned by the small populations and limited institutional capacity of SIDS, 27 resulting in limited advocacy and coalition activity in health policy implementation.

Further efforts are needed for full FCTC implementation, through building capacity and using resources effectively, growing commitment to FCTC beyond the health sector, fostering growth in antitobacco coalition activity, exploiting the limited pro-tobacco activity that may be present and garnering public support for tobacco control.

At the time the US military suggested he was funding anti-coalition activities.