Sentence examples for coordinated to ensure from inspiring English sources
Coordination: All emergency health interventions must be coordinated to ensure effective use of available resources and supplies to address the priority needs of all groups.
There are already many good initiatives out there, but they could be better coordinated to ensure the messages go through to the right audience.
The two raids were coordinated to ensure that all those to be arrested or questioned were present in Zurich before the congress on Friday and to avoid collusion between suspects.
The sites should be evenly distributed among all federal states and should be nationally coordinated to ensure a harmonized approach.
This condition implies that the transmit power levels for simultaneously transmitting users should be properly coordinated to ensure performance improvements in MPR communication systems.
However, the changes in operation of all wind turbines are coordinated to ensure that the wind farm produces power according to the grid operator demands.
The security and humanitarian sectors in the region must coordinate to ensure safety of aid deliverers and share key information on rapidly changing conflict dynamics on the ground.
That could signal a major policy change as, for now, cooperation is largely limited to coordinating to ensure that the two countries' air forces operate safely and that the risk of accidental confrontation or collision is minimized.
Prosecutors, police, child protective service workers, medical personnel, mental health counselors, and others all coordinate to ensure that all the necessary information is elicited from the child at one time.
Further studies are needed to understand how different epigenetic mechanisms coordinate to ensure normal cellular differentiation in adult stem cell lineages and to prevent cancers.
After sampling we normalized the 5D coordinates to ensure that the variances in the sample set are the same along each coordinate axis, replacing each vector (σ 1, σ 2, ω 1, ω 2, ω 3 ) with its normalized version (x 1, x 2, x 3, x 4, x 5 ).
