Sentence examples for develop a common plan from inspiring English sources
Payal Dalal, who heads up the girls' programme at Standard Chartered Bank, suggested it was time that organisations working with adolescent girls prioritise relationship building, a prerequisite if they are to develop a common plan and share stories of failure.
I think that Ukrainian authorities, international organizations and international community, including the Government of Japan should work together to develop a common plan for further restoration of Donbas», His Excellency Mr. Shigeki Sumi, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine, noted.
More than 60 top experts are meeting at UNICEF in New York to develop a common plan to ensure that children living with HIV/AIDS get optimal treatment and care and that the needs of children are put on the global treatment agenda.
America's defence secretary, William Cohen, last month suggested that the two organisations should develop a common planning process that meets the new needs of both.
However, those in the UK continue to have strong links with their home countries and need a platform for developing a common plan of action.
First, it is neither essential nor practical to develop a common blueprint or plan of action to complement what will be agreed upon at the U.N. level because priorities and politics vary from country to country.
The North American retailers plan to develop a common safety standard for the factories by October and to create a clearinghouse to share information among themselves about which factories have been approved for production and which need safety improvements.
Ford outlined a remediation plan that enabled the US and Vietnam to develop a common language to discuss this issue and break the dead-lock.
The workshops' specific objectives were to help participants: (1) develop a shared vision of their team performance; (2) develop a common understanding of performance gaps; (3) collaboratively identify one QI goal, and (4) collaboratively plan a practice change.
The general goals of the IPC include pushing the state of the art in planning technology by posing new scientific challenges, encouraging direct comparison of planning systems and techniques, developing and improving a common planning domain definition language, and designing new planning domains and problems for the research community.
