Sentence examples for linked agencies from inspiring English sources

We linked agencies and created new offices.

In addition, these highly linked agencies can be influential in promoting change, such as to make service network improvements.

Highly linked agencies are "powerful" in network terms and can be used as the service point to add resources or support so that farmers are linked via these highly networked agencies to the professional health agents.

Mental health program developers can use network information to see who are the most and least linked agencies and to establish a baseline on the rated frequency and effectiveness of these links.

Some government linked agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC), WHO and the European Commission [ 27- 29] have also devised strategies to reduce antimicrobial resistance but the WHO has pointed out that the efforts are often fragmented and lack a solid evidence base [ 30].

While city and state investigators did not fault the agency directly in each death, in every case they linked agency personnel to a chain of failures and oversights in protecting the children — a discouraging record even for the perilous world of foster care.

Across all activities the highest linked agency came from agricultural support (the rural financial counsellors) with the Department of Primary Industry drought support workers and the community health centres the second highest linked.

"I hope that the new outreach worker role will be able to link agencies together, and work with the women to offer the help, advice, support and guidance that they need".

What began in May 2011 as an attempt to link agencies and people who needed food with producers and shopkeepers who trashed it at the end of the day has burgeoned into a flourishing network that operates all over Greece and has donors throughout Europe and North America.

We also identified the existence of both administrative networks (linking agencies engaged with the issue) and interest group networks (such as those involving producers and government as, respectively, generators and recipients of revenues).

WASHINGTON — Two female lawmakers, both of them members of oversight committees, said Sunday that the dearth of women Secret Service agents might have contributed to the scandal linking agency personnel to prostitutes in Colombia.