2 Before grouping the output data, one critical task was to harmonize the definition of a 'discharge'discharge
The inauguration meeting, organized by the Office of the First Lady, brought together senior officials from government ministries and departments, United Nations Agencies, and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), who have formed the task force to harmonize health, education, protection and empowerment interventions to better address the unique risks and vulnerabilities faced by adolescent girls.
But the fiduciary responsibility of the trustees involves complex legal issues, as does the task of harmonizing the intentions of the trusts' founders and current and future beneficiaries.
They have accomplished the significant and highly valuable task of harmonizing secondary data collected in different manners across countries with different capacities to share data.
So, how do you synchronize multiple departments that have varied goals and harmonize their perspectives on the business problem at hand? Delegate tasks in a way that makes the most of each team member's strengths while inviting them to tap into their innate creativity.
The Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) is tasked with bringing together all the national committees in East Africa to harmonize teaching standards at the sub-regional level [ 22].
It harmonizes the enterprise's strategy with its organizational structure, its management and personnel, and the tasks that need to be done to implement strategy.
Most contemporary philosophers assume that the world does not "harmonize with" morality in this way or, at any rate, that any such harmony is a human task, and not a matter of divine agency.
Harmonizing attitudes towards task shifting among key stakeholders and achieving consensus regarding which specific ART-related tasks to delegate to lower cadres of health workers will facilitate successful implementation of policies to scale up ART-related task shifting.
But when it comes to taking on intellectually challenging tasks, groups of neurons tune in to one another for a fraction of a second and harmonize, then go back to improvising, according to new research led by UC Berkeley.
