No matter which country one hails from, or which political end of the spectrum one participates in, this working symposium engenders communication and partnership.
While the Global Fund has since introduced tighter conditions stipulating the inclusion of these groups [ 20, 21], CCMs have also been criticised for duplicating existing coordination structures, thereby adding to an already complex health governance architecture, and for failing to engender effective communication and trust between members [ 11, 22- 25].
In Kyrgyzstan, China and Ukraine, respondents reported that Global Fund funding had engendered better communication and transparency between partners and improved clarity of roles and responsibilities [ 28, 29, 34, 35, 37, 38].
A glorious European simple sunny summer Saturday with face-to-face intercultural communication engendered by books in paper format.
To our surprise and delight, the science holds up, and we've seen how the pope's "natural family" approach engenders more family communication, patience and generosity — virtues that are also not bad qualities for enhancing your sex life.
(fluff friends is a great example of a new community filled with love, that connects people together in totally new ways and engenders loyalty and communication.
Many challenges associated with multi-country primary care research can be overcome by engendering strong, effective communication, commitment and involvement of all local researchers.
Jeff Bezos & Co. have certainly redefined the meaning of "customer service" in the digital era – where happy shoppers don't necessarily need face-to-face communication to engender loyalty, increased purchase frequency, and larger transactions.
Factors described as facilitating effective health networking include effective leadership [ 11], bridging nodes between organisations ([ 12], p.30), and brokerage where behaviours are closely managed, people from diverse backgrounds are synthesized together, effective communication is engendered and operating rules developed ([ 8], p.15).
The fact that so many of the providers interviewed were unable to identify Article 216 cases among their client population is significant as it suggests a business-as-usual paradigm in the courts that contrasts with the goal of the reforms to engender a new spirit of communication and collaboration between the criminal justice system and the treatment system.
