Sentence examples for coherent delivery from inspiring English sources

Organizing a consultative process with a wide range of stakeholders outside national government is crucial for effective national policy prioritization and for efficient, coherent delivery based on clear roles and responsibilities.

The findings also highlight longstanding structural weaknesses in the services for children in general, with agencies with different financial, legal and professional responsibilities struggling to develop coherent delivery of mental health and social care services at the primary care level.

Where possible, maternal and newborn management units, technical coordination bodies, and funding streams should be merged, and serious efforts made to ensure effectiveness and coherent delivery of the full package of needed interventions, including those currently "belonging" to other programs.

Quantitative values are also coherent: minimum delivery delays achieved through the experimental session are equal to 30 and 60 seconds for MN3 and SN4 respectively, compliant with 0 and 30 seconds observed for MN1 and SN2.

Although these programs vary in content and setting, key lessons learned include the importance of support from all stakeholders, consistent program delivery and tools, a coherent team to run the program, and a defined plan for outcome assessment.

We propose a passive optical network architecture based on coherent detection for converged delivery of broadcast services from a dedicated remote broadcast server and user-specific services from a local central office.

David Phiri, the FAO Subregional Coordinator for Southern Africa, underpinned the importance of a coordinated and coherent approach to programme delivery in the region.

Multidisciplinary and interorganizational arrangements for the delivery of coherent integrated care are being developed in a large number of countries.

The first three guidance documents recommended that services should be based on local cancer units (Haward, 1995) rather than being concentrated at specialised cancer centres (except for radiotherapy, thoracic and liver surgery), thus laying the groundwork for a coherent approach to service delivery for common cancers.

"The new investment has stabilised the club's position, allowing the club to work towards the delivery of a coherent and sustainable business strategy, as formulated by the new board and its management team".

"The new investment has stabilised the club's financial position, allowing the club to work towards the delivery of a coherent and sustainable business strategy, as formulated by the new board and its management team".