Sentence examples for coordinating the provision from inspiring English sources

"Richard Harrington will be responsible for coordinating and delivering work across government to resettle up to 20,000 Syrian refugees in the UK, along with coordinating the provision of government support to Syrian refugees in the region," a statement from the Government said.

The internal protocols drive the task of coordinating the provision of raw materials and intermediate inputs.

Within hours of the disaster, UNICEF Iran was coordinating the provision of emergency deliveries from its Supply Division in Copenhagen to keep surviving children and their families alive.

This effort is aimed at strengthening the effectiveness of the SMC, and helping to coordinate the provision of assistance by the United States and other partners and allies.

In 1950, for example, an Electricity Commission (which in 1992 was restructured and renamed Pacific Power) was established to coordinate the provision of electric power across the state.

A Spanish investigator said it was still unclear whether Mr. Zougam had placed any of the 13 bombs that were left on four trains or simply coordinated the provision of telephones and other supplies.

They can also guide future landscape management processes, in order to better coordinate the provision and the desirability of natural spaces and promote both sustainable landscapes and reconnection of people to nature.

The Secretary of Defense shall coordinate the provision of financial assistance under the authority of this section with the provision of financial assistance under the other authorities provided in this chapter in order to maximize the benefits derived by the Department of Defense from the exercise of all such authorities.

The pharmacy at Liverpool Women's Hospital (LWH) and the Pharmacy Aseptic Manufacturing Unit at the RLBUHT will coordinate the provision of study scNPN and scNPNmax to ensure there is sufficient and appropriate supply to all patients in the study.

Clinicians must consider the possible benefits of admission to ICU, and hospital administrators must coordinate the provision of procedures and surgeries requiring critical care with existing capacity [ 1, 2].

The CCC in question is a clinical nurse specialist who provides support and information to the patient, coordinates the provision of treatment, and identifies and addresses barriers to care.