Sentence examples for joint assessments from inspiring English sources

We don't just need more joint assessments between a few big humanitarian agencies, we need a radical rethink of what we know about what makes people vulnerable to crisis in the first place and how to match their needs with the right resources.

One notable success story is in the north-east, where a multi-disciplinary falls prevention service at South Tyneside district hospital offers a "one-stop" clinic with joint assessments by a nurse and a physiotherapist to identify what may be causing patients' falls and what can be done to help prevent them in future.

The leaders hinted at a compromise, saying they "discussed new possibilities for mutual international co-operation in the field of missile defence, taking into account joint assessments of missile challenges and threats, aimed at enhancing the security of our countries, and that of our allies and partners".

The study developed and evaluated a methodological framework for conducting joint assessments with pastoralist range scouts.

There were also more joint assessments identified, as opposed to the many uncoordinated assessments with delay in the official assessment found in West Java.

In addition, their work is also limited to the observation of the cluster's work regarding joint strategy development and joint assessments and thus does not looked into actual relationship of cluster members in the implementation of emergency response activities.

assessed SP and NFT stage individually, and if required, a joint assessment was scrutinized under a two headed microscope.

But a White House lawyer led a joint assessment by several departments that concluded that the program did not violate the treaty, and it went ahead.

Last February, Edgar Chambers IV, who runs the sensory-analysis center at Kansas State University, conducted a joint assessment of World's Best and Heinz.

South Korean media reports say that Beijing has failed to respond to requests from Seoul for a joint assessment of the environmental impact.

"These are Band-Aid solutions, not long-term solutions," John Holmes, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator, told reporters Tuesday, summarizing a joint assessment by the United Nations and Sudan last week after the government in Khartoum shut down 16 aid organizations.