Sentence examples for coordinating partners from inspiring English sources

That's everything from psychological operations to the public affairs piece to coordinating partners in this effort with us".

We show that the distributed architecture has been provided by an unexpectedly large number of coordinating partners for any regulatory protein.

UNICEF is a global leader in emergency responses to natural and man-made disasters, coordinating partners in the areas of sanitation, hygiene and water supply.

It could also be argued that there is more to gain for districts in coordinating partners with large resources than those with few resources, and this could explain their better integration in district planning and service provision.

While these entities themselves have already been found to be cancer relevant, our network demonstrates their putative regulatory contexts comprising their coordinating partners and their targets, and such information may shed additional light on tumorigenesis mechanisms.

Despite the demonstrated increase by 1999/2000 in service delivery by coordinating partners, 6,000 persons still constitute a small percentage of the perceived needs for this type of intervention programme Anecdotal accounts from most of the partners indicate that there is increasing demand for Better Parenting workshops.

Its objectives are to formalise processes, to indicate pertinent tools and methods, to coordinate partners in conducting the study, to structure and memorise technical data following the system specifications.

The Mongolian health sector has seen the development of a clear national health plan, increased ownership and willingness to coordinate partners under this plan, providing a solid basis for a SWAp (58, 59).

Responding to a recent Government request, UNICEF invited international experts on antiretroviral therapy, psychosocial counselling and public information to the region to advise the health care staff, while helping central government and local authorities to coordinate partners and facilitate the response.

Hume also understood, correctly, that governing authority need not depend on the existence, effectiveness, or competence of magistrates: a constellation of unstated conventions also evolves to coordinate partners at efficient equilibriums in the games of life, "acquiring force by a slow progression, and by our repeated experience of the inconveniences of transgressing [them]"(Hume 1739: 3.2.2).

But WHO reformers have to think carefully about how WHO fits into the current global health and development landscape, and identify what it does best--set rules and guidelines, provide technical support, convene and coordinate partners--and to what end.