Sentence examples for effective coordinated action from inspiring English sources

Second, and this is where the Richard Riordan example applies, you get points if you are decisive and fight through the bureaucratic and institutional obstacles to produce effective, coordinated action".

Political theory supports the development of an advocacy coalition of groups interested in preconception health, to harness the political will and leadership necessary to turn high-level policy into effective coordinated action.

"People will say, 'Show us the proof,' " he said, adding, "We are seeing a potential obstacle to American leadership and its ability to carry out effective, coordinated international action against terrorism or weapons or whatever".

Without such analysis, effective and coordinated action on short notice the usual time available for response to sales threats was impossible.

Gender equality "The goal of UNICEF's work with partners in pursuit of gender equality and the equal rights of girls and boys is to contribute to poverty reduction and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) through results-oriented, effective and coordinated action that achieves the protection, survival and development of girls and boys on an equal basis".

Familiarity with the institutional emergency operations plan is essential for individuals working within the institution to support and implement an effective, coordinated course of action during any critical event.

Only such coordinated action, as well as competent strategies targeting prevention, will be effective in reducing the burden and improving the clinical outcome of this devastating complication of diabetes.

The organization promotes equal outcomes for girls and boys, and its policies, programmes, partnerships and advocacy efforts seek to contribute to poverty reduction and the achievement of the MDGs through result-oriented, effective and well-coordinated action that achieves the protection, survival and development of girls and boys on an equal basis.

Coordinated action improves the odds of survival.

Restoring confidence will require strong and coordinated action by governments.

This requires coordinated action across municipalities and with the state.