Sentence examples for effective coordinating from inspiring English sources

It needs to set up and empower an effective coordinating council, free of political favor or whim.

The failure to set up an effective coordinating mechanism to ensure that the impact of development aid is maximized could ultimately be more damaging to aspired "success" than even troop surges which don't quite meet the expectations of the military.

In addition, active daily herding was often lacking, which reflects labour scarcity, loss of traditional knowledge and absence of an effective coordinating authority at the pastures which intensified the grazing pressure in both countries' study areas (Brown et al. 2008; Yamamura et al. 2013).

CFCI Unit was found to be a moderately effective coordinating mechanism of sectoral and non-sectoral activities for the poorest and most vulnerable communities identified in the states during the evaluation period.

An alternative strategy is to consider the need for a chelating unit as an opportunity, and to expand the range of effective coordinating groups, so that a large variety of useful functional groups can act as the crucial chelating motif.

The transition funds have also aligned with the objectives, implementation and targets of the country's Medium Term Plan and provided an effective coordinating platform for the monitoring and evaluation of Medium Term Plan targets in the social sectors – the same targets that are reflected in the transition funds.

"The North Koreans' timing with various capitals in leadership transition will likely result in a less effective coordinated response," Mr. Park said.

By introducing effective coordinates, the original system is transformed into an equivalent one with tunable gain.

Their work must be effectively coordinated and supported by analysts and data management systems that would enable more effective targeting.

In such settings, it is well known that a simple wholesale price contract is not effective in coordinating the channel due to double marginalization.

Through IVAWA, U.S. foreign assistance programs and funding that are already in place to address violence and increase women's opportunities would become more efficient, effective and coordinated across agencies, all without costing the taxpayer another dime.