Sentence examples for meaningful coordination from inspiring English sources

Though some patients receive both therapy from a psychologist and medication from a psychiatrist, there is generally no meaningful coordination.

Resolving this problem requires modernizing our registration system for the 21st century and meaningful coordination between states and voters.

Henceforth, the Boethian principle of "joining faith with reason" would entail the never-ending task of bringing belief into a meaningful coordination with the incessantly multiplying stock of natural knowledge, both of humans and of the universe.

Meaningful coordination is already occurring even without an economic summit or new regulatory system, Blume notes.

We need to make a major effort toward achieving meaningful coordination with the Department of Public Works," wrote Chuck Marshall, associate fish and game fishery biologist, in a June 25 memorandum.

"This resolution is a critical step, but the real test will be determined by actions we each take after adoption," said Lew. "We need meaningful implementation, coordination, and enforcement from each country represented here, and many others".

So it is ironic that Osborne fights to prevent any meaningful efforts at coordination.

To achieve management outcomes across ecologically meaningful scales will require coordination of planning across governance boundaries, as well as arrangements for equitable sharing of the costs and benefits of management.

Oregon's hospitals come in all shapes and sizes, each with unique approval processes for engaging in data sharing, prioritization of voluntary public health projects, coordination of Meaningful Use efforts and IT support.

Experts critical of the current effort, including some of those people who are actually conducting it, cite the lack of meaningful financial support and poor coordination with the agencies cleaning up the disaster site.

In middle and high school, the extent of integration was mixed, but many teachers had experimented with integration in some meaningful way, with some projects involving coordination across subjects.