Sentence examples for coordination experiences from inspiring English sources

This removes the possibility for cancelled Homejoy appointments or difficult coordination experiences.

We asked questions regarding coordination experiences, the perceived consequences of misaligned coordination, and how caregivers dealt with coordination challenges.

Based on the positive coordination experiences, a specific taskforce (also called PoE Taskforce) was established under the port sanitary group at the TIA and PoK to facilitate the fulfillment of the core capacity requirements.

The offices have gained valuable coordination experience in prosecutions of members of Mr. Bulger's Winter Hill Gang, Stephen Flemmi and John Martorano, Ms. Witt said.

These trials also served to assess patient recruitment potential and to develop international clinical trial coordination experience.

CPD brought our policy expertise, strategy insights, and coalition coordination experience to these fights -- helping drive them to victory.

My name is Jennifer Gates, I am a graduate from McMaster University with an Honors degree in Communications and have several years of event and marketing coordination experience.

She brings to the position 25 years of development and programme coordination experience in Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America, providing solution for children in cooperation with government, civil society and private sector.

Lessons Learned (Optional): While water and sanitation disease related outbreaks such as the 2008/09 cholera outbreaks are emergencies which in most cases derail project implementation strategies and plans, with proper coordination, experience documentation and sharing, their severity can create important lessons, opportunities and increased interagency coordination.

Inclusion criteria included (1) individuals who worked for any large medical humanitarian INGO outside their country of origin, (2) with a minimum of 3 years international field experience and (3) having some supervisory and/or coordination experience at country or headquarter levels.

Sharp eyes, fast legs, good hand-eye coordination and experience all have something to do with it, but until recently scientists didn't know how baseball players tracked baseballs or how lions track their prey, or how a frog is able to track a fly.