Sentence examples for coherent sector from inspiring English sources

Through SWAps, the Bank described its evolving directional change as "…an approach to locally-owned programs for a coherent sector in a comprehensive and coordinated manner, [with an emphasis on] moving towards the use of country systems" [ 23].

Yet the idea of a coherent nonprofit sector is more recent still: It was not until the 1970s, Peter Dobkin Hall notes, that the idea of a nonprofit "sector" came into existence.

There is no coherent financial sector policy within the euro zone.

Britain has huge advantages in this new world: we have the largest coherent public sector datasets, which will be the backbone of the data-driven society, as well as pioneering a scientific edge in using them.

It is impossible to have a coherent "nonprofit" sector when there is no distinction between what actions are charitable and what actions are not.

Conclusions: The need for a coherent multi-sector approach that includes regulation, implementation and monitoring of health policies and education of all involved stakeholders was apparent.

The need for a coherent multi-sector approach that includes regulation, implementation and monitoring of health policies as well as education of all involved stakeholders was apparent.

Comprehensive, coherent and multi-sector national policies and strategies are required in order to tackle major risk factors leading to the development of and complications associated with NCDs [ 6, 3].

Yet Christian Eichert, managing director in the German state of Baden-Württemberg for Bioland, that country's largest organic farmers' association, said Europe lacked a coherent policy toward the sector.

looking for ways to deliver coherent planning for the FARD sectors, if not through sector-wide programmes, then by modifying existing sector planning tools.

Second, an active consideration of temporal dynamics can inform strategy-building towards coherent sustainability transformations across sectors and regulatory levels, spatial and temporal scales.