Sentence examples for enhanced coordination and from inspiring English sources

At the Washington summit last November we agreed on the four principles which would guide our response to the crisis: the need for enhanced coordination and cooperation, the rejection of protectionist measures, the strengthening of regulatory systems in financial markets, and a new global governance.

"However, the report does recognise the benefits of enhanced coordination and in particular the work of the Consumer Protection Partnership and National Trading Standards, which has shown that trading standards can have a significant impact on a regional and national scale.

A person's bone mineral density (usually measured through a DEXA scan, which is something like an X-ray) is well correlated with fractures, but is not the same thing: fractures are also reduced by better balance, improved strength, greater range of motion, enhanced coordination and lower anxiety, all of which are produced by yoga, not medicine.

We hope to share ideas and resources with enhanced coordination and collaboration.

On human rights, there is a need for enhanced coordination and implementation of the U.N.'s "Human Rights up Front" initiative, as well as reaching agreement on a definition of non-cooperating states within the processes of the U.N. Human Rights Council.

Enhanced coordination and improved the response to the impact of El Niño on Mozambique's food security and nutrition situation.

When colleagues display helpful and cooperative "citizenship behaviors," research has shown, they tend to develop high-quality social connections, which can improve individual and team performance through enhanced coordination, communication, and shared understanding within organizations.

Furthermore, a closed ICU staffing model may more readily foster an interdisciplinary team-based approach to critical care with enhanced coordination, communication, and collaboration, which have been associated with improved patient outcomes [ 9].

There is a need for increased participation, improved integration of scales, harmonization of superimposed plans, and enhanced coordination between implementing agencies and other stakeholders.

Measuring outcomes requires redesigned workflows, enhanced coordination across departments, and investment in new resources.

Simultaneously recording in CA1, CA3, and EC reveals that oscillations in the high gamma range (60 100 Hz) are a signature of enhanced coordination between CA1 and EC, whereas low gamma (25 50 Hz) indicates enhanced coordination between CA3 and EC.