Sentence examples for coordinating organisation from inspiring English sources
What is especially telling about the cracking of the genetic code is that there was no centralised, coordinating organisation running the race: nothing like the Manhattan Project, or the Human Genome Project, just competing laboratories in the US, Britain and France and the international system of scientific publication.
Previous studies have also not specifically investigated the role and relationship of peer educators and of their coordinating organisation.
There is thus no coordinating organisation and the Ministry of Health has not yet appointed a full-time palliative care lead.
DG Research has put effort into linking so-called small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with the publicly-funded research programmes, hoping to create synergy and expansion: an example is SMEs-Go-Health [ 26], a coordinating organisation providing support for "research-intensive, high technology SMEs" to join research consortia.
The combination of relatively short eruption duration, well resourced and coordinated organisations and resilient infrastructure networks contributed to a strong recovery.
The relatively short eruption duration contributed to a fast recovery, which was also aided by well resourced and coordinated organisations and resilient infrastructure networks.
* (Australian divisions of general practice are government supported, local coordinating organisations for general practice).
Pedro Medrano, an assistant UN secretary general and the man responsible for coordinating the organisation's cholera response, admits that such issues pose a challenge to its operations in Haiti.
In England, the company set up to coordinate the organisation of the opening three days of the Tour de France has a total budget of about £27m.
The report was prepared by Leeds City Council and TdF Hub 2014 Ltd, the company set up to coordinate the organisation of the opening three days of the world's biggest bike race.
A family of proteins called the Hox proteins coordinates the organisation of the cells in the animal embryo by binding to and controlling the expression of specific genes.
