Sentence examples for coordination aimed at from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Schweitzer essentially argued that the donors and the recipient countries needed to do a better job of coordination aimed at achieving specific results.

The downing of a British warplane today represented a major setback to planners in the Ministry of Defense, who, according to a senior policy official, had focused on advances in planning, communication and coordination aimed at establishing a system to pin down clear identification between American and British forces and to avoid a repetition of the 1991 experience.

"For 2012, the Administration is working to improve interagency coordination aimed at increasing the effectiveness of federal investments in STEM education," says Reilly.

Last but not least, one more collective action frequently at the origin of hybrids that pulls for horizontal coordination is aimed at countervailing the market power of larger scale firms.

In addition, interviewees mentioned coordination strategies aimed at managing unexpected situations should they occur (e.g. minimise distractions).

These coordination activities, aimed at instituting high-quality standards and processes for the development of SBCC programs, were aligned with the strategic plan for the 2011 2016 HPNSDP.

This model offers comprehensive coordination of services aimed at quality of care and is distinguished from the interrogative model, which is more focused on clinical decision-making and emphasises cost-effectiveness.

Today, the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) is the focal point for the United Nations' policy-making and the coordination of preventive activities aimed at reducing disaster risks.

The second thrust will be aimed at coordination of management arrangements where there are any, or a combination of, common fisheries resources, common management problems or shared fleets.

Angola has developed a code of conduct under the coordination of the Ministry of Tourism, aimed at increasing protection against sexual exploitation and abuse, especially during the Africa Cup of Nations football tournament in January 2010.

Krzysztof Stanowski, the head of Poland's Solidarity Fund, has praised Slovakia's activism at a recent meeting of the Visegrád Four (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland) aimed at greater coordination of the countries' development aid and democracy-assistance efforts.