Sentence examples for interagency organization from inspiring English sources

The HSOC is a standing 24/7 interagency organization fusing law enforcement, national intelligence, emergency response, and privatesector reporting.

Researchers with the National Toxicology Program (NTP), an interagency organization based at the NIEHS, are studying changes in microarray results caused by homeostatic responses in Fisher 344 rats, one of the primary animal models used by the NTP.

New York's interagency system worked well both this year and last year during Hurricane Irene.

On Friday afternoon, after I had spoken to Popolizio, I called Transcom, a public interagency traffic-management organization based in Jersey City, to find out what was happening on the roads outside the city.

As in previous rounds, the MICS4 questionnaires were developed through consultations with relevant experts from UN organizations, interagency monitoring groups and the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Programme.

Belarus 2012 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2011 Kazakhstan 2010 TFYR of Macedonia 2011 Moldova 2011 Montenegro 2012 Serbia 2010 Turkmenistan 2011 Ukraine 2012 Uzbekistan 2011 As in previous rounds, the MICS4 questionnaires were developed through consultations with relevant experts from UN organizations, interagency monitoring groups and the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Programme.

The Worker Education and Training Branch WETBB) plans and administers grants, contracts, cooperative agreements, and interagency agreements to help organizations develop institutional competency to train hazardous waste workers and emergency responders.

The initial funding request is part of an interagency appeal prepared with the organization's UN partners.

Interagency agreements between public health organizations in the Kansas City area provided a further framework for the appropriate exchange of data across jurisdictional boundaries.

While health care operations can be abruptly halted due to the non-availability of supply, there is a limit to what any singular organization can achieve without interagency support during emergencies; planning for this type of continuity in operations must happen beforehand.

TOD@S is an interagency hub of four Boston-based organizations dedicated to ending queer and gender-based instances of partner abuse both before and after occurs.