Sentence examples for efforts in coordinating from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces the urban development of Chengdu as a historical city, summarizes the city's economic growth, urban spatial transformation and infrastructure construction as a major city in western China, and discusses its recent efforts in coordinating urban rural development as a pioneering city in China.

We thank Lynne Goodwin for her efforts in coordinating the sequencing project at JGI, Hank Tu for input on the chimer detection analysis, Natalia Ivanova for annotation advice, Nicole Poulton for flow cytometry, and Wendy Bellows for PCR analyses.

Efforts in coordinating these global collaborations are already under way through cross-linking of these enterprises.

Source of data: [ 52] Despite initial paucity by the MoH in Uganda, by early 2008, it took up efforts in coordinating the MC policy process [ 25].

(The State Department, officials note, also lost some authority: a new Afghan Stabilization Group will take a similar role in coordinating efforts in Afghanistan).

She wants INGSA-Africa to play a role "in coordinating efforts and developing a more structured, methodological approach to the ways we do it".

A lack of email service at the Ministry of Health's Department of Human Resources in Côte d'Ivoire resulted in some delays in coordinating efforts and sharing knowledge.

Concordantly with the providers' perspective in our study, research shows that the development of health facility policies and establishing internal standards for the provision of ASRH could be instrumental in coordinating efforts at the managerial level and provider level (28).

The government and partners will receive UNICEF's support in coordinating efforts across education, health, and social protection sectors to ensure that every child in Moldova receives quality education that is relevant for life.

With the White House involved directly in the situation — beyond just a social media campaign — and the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) taking the reins in coordinating control efforts, it appears all hands are on deck to make sure patient zero is the only patient.

They have roles in coordinating effort and bridging gaps.