Sentence examples for enhancing coordination and from inspiring English sources

"We have adopted a range of important measures, including those on maintaining the stability of the domestic financial system, increasing liquidity in the financial markets and institutions, enhancing coordination and cooperation with other countries on macroeconomic policies and so on," Mr. Hu said.

At both the global and country levels, EEPCT support for the Education Cluster system is enhancing coordination and coherence as key elements of resilient education service delivery in emergency and post-crisis-transition contexts.

"He knows about the capabilities of B.N.L., so as he's looking to enhance coordination and cooperation, he certainly offers good advice," Dr. James said.

The changes "will bring greater clarity to our structure and roles and will enhance coordination and collaboration," Mr. Daley said in his memorandum to the White House staff.

Sorensen (2002) proves that organizational culture enhanced coordination and control within the firm and improved organizational alignment within the firm.

Its primary objective is to ensure an integrated approach to the implementation and delivery of quality ECD services and to enhance coordination and cohesion amongst the many ECD stakeholders to create a unified ECD system in Uganda.

To achieve this integration goal, mechanisms such as multistakeholders platforms (MSPs) have been used to enhance coordination and collaboration among multiple stakeholder actors at different levels, all with different agendas, as well as to create space for learning and sharing.

Such platform could be the "place" for exchange and constructive discussion both between researchers and practitioners; a "place" where knowledge on sustainable urban food system creation can be permanently recorded and accessible, in order to enhance coordination and exchange in food strategy implementation processes.

The stated goal of the project was to enhance coordination and interactions among stakeholders within Turkey in the areas of emergency medicine and disaster response and to improve the delivery of emergency medical care through a comprehensive training program for general practitioners working in emergency departments.

This progress will need to be founded on approaches to policy development and implementation that recognize and accommodate the plurality of interests in forests, that enhance coordination and integration between institutions and across landscapes, and that empower and enable the diverse communities of interests in forests.

I believe these decisions will bring greater clarity to our structure and roles and will enhance coordination and collaboration among us.