Sentence examples for ineffective coordination from inspiring English sources

Efforts to address food safety, it says, are "hampered by inconsistent and inflexible oversight and enforcement authorities, inefficient resource use and ineffective coordination".

In addition, the value chain is highly fragmented with limited visibility and ineffective coordination across the various parties, participants and value added partners.

This can be attributed to a lack of capacity and funding, ineffective coordination, poor data management and limited data access, and the lack of any assessment of EWS.

Such a transition has also been supported by the Government Accountability Office, which published a report this past spring that noted, "Fragmented food safety system has caused inconsistent oversight, ineffective coordination, and inefficient uses of resources".

(Technical officer, Training Unit, Municipality of Pucallpa, Ucayali) (d) Ineffective coordination between the different sectors involved, which is particularly important when designing and implementing complex, crosscutting RTI interventions.

Ineptitude on the throne, bureaucratic factionalism at court, rivalries among Mongol generals, and ineffective supervision and coordination of provincial and local administration had gravely weakened the Yuan government by the 1340s.

When a major cholera outbreak occurred, the international response was generous, but much of the coordination was ineffective, resulting in duplication of effort, while gaps in the essential response remained.

"Understanding is not adequate, responsibilities are unclear, measures are not complementary, policies are incomplete, investment doesn't arrive, and coordination is ineffective," he said of efforts to cut energy consumption.

He added, however, that external support will be ineffective without ownership by and coordination between Yemeni actors.

Some felt that care coordination would be ineffective and unrewarding, and they lacked confidence in their abilities in these circumstances.

Moreover, a lack of knowledge and coordination has led to ineffective operation in the support of infectious disease surveillance.