Sentence examples for coordination arrangements from inspiring English sources

In order to manage Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) effectively, cooperative coordination arrangements between MPA and fisheries agencies are essential, but are recognised as very difficult to achieve.

Honey producers in the case study area are involved in three different types of marketing coordination arrangements, including spot market transactions (81%% of sampled producers), contract arrangements (12.5 %) and marketing cooperative arrangements (6.5 %).

Mfc1 contains 19 Met residues, four pairs of which are present in the potential copper coordination arrangements Met-X-Met or Met-X2-Met.

Long-term investment in government and non-governmental organization partnerships paid off in terms of access, influence and operational capacity, but the application of cluster coordination arrangements did not follow the standard cluster approach.

Private laboratories and clinics ensure a POC continuum without specific rapid technologies by relying on older and often cheaper methods and aligning opening hours and their localities through established coordination arrangements to keep TATs at a minimum.

Country preparedness activities include planning for emergency staff deployment, pre-positioning of strategic supplies and preparation of pre-approved contracts with local implementation partners (such as water trucking companies) and suppliers, as well as advance coordination arrangements with government partners and other stakeholders through the cluster approach.

An additional contact is established between the O3 hydroxyl oxygen of the five-membered ring and zinc, which is now in an overall T6-octahedral coordination arrangement.

Some of these enzymes employ very similar metal coordination arrangement as observed for hETHE1.

Nickell (1997) refers to the notion of OECD (1994) Table 5.16 that coordinative arrangements lower wages, while centralized arrangements do not, and summarizes that the negative effects of unionization on employment are mitigated by coordination.

The statute identifies three distinct elements and requires each to be met for a work to qualify as a copyrightable compilation: (1) the collection and assembly of pre-existing material, facts, or data; (2) the selection, coordination, or arrangement of those materials; and (3) the creation, by virtue of the particular selection, coordination, or arrangement, of an "original" work of authorship.

Not every selection, coordination, or arrangement will pass muster.