Sentence examples for facilitated agreements from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently facilitated agreements in several South American and African countries to vaccinate 584 million people for yellow fever over the next decade with a goal of eliminating outbreaks worldwide by 2026.

We have also facilitated agreements that physiotherapists will have slightly longer assessment (up to 1 hour) and treatment sessions (up to 45 minutes) for those patients who are identified as at high risk of chronicity.

Discussions with a wider group of stakeholders such as Ministry of Health programme managers and laboratory quality assessors, facilitated agreement concerning the goal, and the objectives and activities needed to achieve the goal.

Ms. Farley's experience on the orchestra's board is expected to help facilitate agreements, Lincoln Center executives said.

Foreign money could then be used to fund and facilitate agreements within Italy: new political players and contentious interest groups could be brought into the governing coalitions for a share of the spoils.

It could possibly facilitate agreements, or at least reduce the differences because of the more options or degrees of agreement.

Doesn't leadership require his concentrating more on facilitating agreement than taking sides?

When it came to bargaining, they were willing to contribute a little more and take a little less than the others, thereby facilitating agreement.

The concern is that we don't tend to overly rely on the P.E.B. tool so that rather than facilitating agreement it makes it harder for the parties to reach agreement.

Application of the theory to a configuration not specifically chosen to facilitate agreement between theory and experiment gives good qualitative agreement.

At the regional level, QFs can improve comparability of qualifications, promote mutual recognition of qualifications, encourage credit transfer, develop national standards, and facilitate agreement on entrance requirements for higher education (Tuck 2007).