Sentence examples for coordinated commitment to from inspiring English sources

Now, it's time that the Attorneys General in other Great Lakes states turn away from their fixation on irrational solutions and move toward a similar coordinated commitment to long-term Asian carp control tactics.

It may seem unlikely but in a few years there might not be enough cocoa to make chocolate unless a large-scale, coordinated commitment is made to support sustainability efforts that will ensure a stable supply of chocolate for the long-term.

A self-committed market can overcome some of these incentive issues but will generally suffer efficiency losses from not properly coordinating commitment and dispatch decisions between individual generators.

Drawing on extensive regional expert consultations conducted since 2007, the Policy Framework for Pastoralism in Africa is the first continent-wide policy initiative for mobilizing and coordinating political commitment to pastoral development in Africa.

The Conservative MP Richard Harrington was appointed to the cross-departmental role in September 2015, with responsibility for coordinating the government's commitment to resettle 20,000 people displaced by the war in Syria and organise UK efforts to provide assistance to those elsewhere.

It is necessary to overcome these fundamental barriers by coordinating efforts and ensuring commitment to a mutual goal (Miles et al., 2010) and thereby creating transparency and synergy in collaborations.

"The president underscored his commitment to coordinating closely with Prime Minister Abadi and his government as we advance our strategy to combat ISIL, White House PressSecretaryry Josh Earnest said, using an alternate name for the Islamic State group.

Effective engagement also requires the designation of points of contact for coordinating efforts, and a commitment to open communication with the assisting entity.

Normative integration, defined as "an ethos of shared values and commitment to coordinating work [which] enables trust and collaboration in delivering healthcare", may be the key to addressing ongoing challenges to integrated care delivery [ 5]; but we still know little about how to achieve and measure normative integration.

Despite its commitment to coordinate and control development assistance to the health sector, and its leadership position of the Sector Wide Approach, complete knowledge and effective coordination of all international contributions remains a challenge and is hampered by issues within the government as well as among External Development Partners and International Non-Governmental Organizations.

The CEO of Mental Health Australia, Frank Quinlan, praised the commitment to better coordinate the mental health system and the alcohol and drug treatment systems.