Sentence examples for integrated ministry from inspiring English sources

Trinity is a parish of renowned wealth, but its vicar, the Reverend Canon Anne Mallonee, insists that ultimately "everything flows from the altar," and that Wachner's program "is part of an integrated ministry of outreach efforts that extend through music, education, housing placement, and food relief.

Nordic countries are prime examples of this approach in which all ECEC services are integrated under one ministry (usually but not always education).

Expansion and enhancement of Directly Observed Treatment Short-course (DOTS) in the six point Stop Tuberculosis (TB) strategy described by Laserson and Wells has been implemented in Rwanda by the health ministry's integrated program to combat leprosy and TB since 1990.

Goals need to be embraced across ministries and integrated into national planning and policies to deliver the integrated vision embedded in the SDGs.

As the front line ossifies into a de facto border, the group has integrated with the rebels' internal affairs ministry, retaining a paramilitary function and substantial arsenal.

Can coherent professional profiles be achieved within systems which are not fully integrated, i.e. where one ministry is responsible for the entire early childhood sector and also public funding streams and staffing policies are the same across the sector?

Yet he insists sustainable development is a worthwhile concept: "It's good therapy for the tunnel vision common in government ministries, as it forces integrated policymaking.

Such a strategy and service delivery approach must be integrated into and consistent with the ministries' and educational umbrellas' vision, mission, principles and objectives.

The UNICEF-supported WASHE strategy also ensures that school and community based programmes are integrated, and that all relevant line ministries are involved in the planning and implementation of these at district level.

Blue Ventures initially thought Safidy would be integrated into the health system (the health ministry has been involved since the start) but with the political crisis that followed the 2009 coup, it is unlikely to happen in the near future.

Both these programs of LHWs and CMWs were vertical health care programs till 2011, under control of federal ministry of health and not integrated with the provincial health systems.