Sentence examples for fragmented stewardship from inspiring English sources
This shared understanding can inform the current dialogue about the need to address fragmented stewardship of CHWs at both country and global levels [ 34, 35].
However, these business efforts of business stewardship are often fragmented, and this leaves consumers and companies in doubt as to whether the current stewardship efforts are useful to society, business and consumers.
Rude, dismissive, sometimes abusive, provider actions have also been documented [ 26, 27] and the health system remains fragmented and "dysfunctional" [ 5] characterized by weak stewardship, a human resource crisis, and limited financial, technical and administrative capacity [ 5, 28].
This would suggest that while long-term rulers can sometimes be effective in stabilising broken countries – and rebuilding fragmented societies is easier done without the vexations of competitive politics – it is an ill-advised form of stewardship for a country seeking political maturity.
With health systems in conflict and post-conflict countries faced with challenges such as damaged infrastructure, limited human resources, weak stewardship and a proliferation of non-governmental organisations without proper coordination, this results in the delivery of disrupted and fragmented health services [ 17].
"It's about stewardship".
Under his stewardship the company has thrived.
(The stewardship council is based in London).
Everything was extremely fragmented.
"Pieces... " is fragmented.
