Sentence examples for interagency from inspiring English sources

Australian Customs and Border Protection (CBP) services and related rescue agencies need to improve interagency co-ordination of rescues of asylum seekers in distress, internal reviews into three fatal boat sinkings have said.

In some cases, regulatory tools may also be difficult to adjust on a timely basis if, for example, doing so requires extended interagency negotiation.

He wouldn't have had indistinct chains of authority or confused lines of responsibility or unrestricted flow charts or unresolved internal conflicts or a paucity of interagency meetings or most grievous of all, memos that were not read and acted upon.

Both the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act frame their goals as benefiting Americans, not the world.However, in 2010, the Obama administration initiated an interagency effort to develop a uniform, scientifically-grounded estimate of the social cost of carbon (SCC).

Mr Rumsfeld disdained the interagency process by which the State Department, the National Security Council and others work together with the Pentagon to plan big things like wars.

The unified budget differs from the traditional administrative budget in two main ways: it includes the receipts and outlays of most funds, and it eliminates interagency transfers.

A 2008 interagency statement issued by WHO and several other United Nations agencies called for an end to FGC.

This saves money, says Matthew Doherty of the US Interagency Council on Homelessness, as the homeless otherwise tend to ricochet between expensive services, such as jails, emergency rooms and detox centres.

The approach is also backed by Philip Mangano, who heads the Interagency Council on Homelessness, a federal body.All this is a departure from traditional means of dealing with the homeless, which Mr Mangano says are either too soft or too tough.

The plan is the brainchild of the Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH), and it is necessarily complicated, since the phenomenon is complicated.

THE August 12th daily report from the National Interagency Fire Centre in Boise, Idaho, has a familiar ring: 167 new wildfires; dozens of large fires burning, including the biggest in Oregon's history; conditions ideal for more blazes in every western state except New Mexico (where it has finally been raining).