Sentence examples for coordination of roles from inspiring English sources
Recommendations made in the report included ensuring clearer leadership and responsibility, better coordination of roles, bringing in measures such as more virtual courts to reduce time spent in custody, and the establishment of a complaints procedure.
Football is a team sport that requires coordination of roles and a dependence on the performance of others.
Frequently experienced problems were related to inappropriate acknowledgment and coordination of roles.
Difficulties related to coordination of roles and timeliness of procurement have in some instances further delayed programme implementation.
These experiences have led to the recognition that the coordination of roles and responsibilities on information management at the outset of a crisis and having a system in place for compatible data gathering and sharing of that information is actually a life-saving commodity.
Yet the same simplifications work positively, enabling respondents within the platform partners to conceive of a "collaborative division of labour" [ 39] with WHO and WB represented as maintaining complementary positions: "It's a coordination of roles, and put simply, for me, the Ministry of Health internationally is WHO... the World Bank is more the Ministry of Finance".
The stronger effect for task-oriented leadership style suggests that leaders in nursing homes should in particular focus on task-oriented conditions like structure, coordination, clarifying of roles and monitoring of operations.
Interestingly, the Wnt signaling and cadherin-based adhesion functions of β-catenin have coexisted at least as far back as the origin of animals [1] (though C. elegans is a notable exception [2]), with coordination of these roles by a single protein perhaps facilitating evolution of the first multicellular organisms.
One such barrier is the variable level of managerial and medical support and coordination of AP roles in Wales.
The challenge is in enabling efficient coordination and decomposition of roles within the team, which can result in significant improvements in area coverage and utilization of resources.
It seems that, between the two periods, an organisational change occurred inside the public sector, with the reduction of the coordination role of PROs in favour of a major role of the individual universities.
