Sentence examples for more collaborative ways from inspiring English sources
Two years ago, a report on the previous government's operational efficiency programme stopped short of imposing any central mandate on government bodies to work in more collaborative ways, saying such collaboration would "increase the flexibility of organisations right across the public sector to obtain procurement efficiencies from a range of available best-value deals".
The real answer lies in much more collaborative ways of working.
According to the report, as always, journalists are there to uncover and publicise information, but they need to do this in novel and more collaborative ways, while also being more open and accountable.
And how do you combine people so it allows them to work together in more collaborative ways?
This generation won't tolerate bureaucracy or excess hierarchy, and they work in more collaborative ways.
"If we don't do this we will lose jobs, we will lose investment to other parts of the country that are working in a much more collaborative way".
By working in this more collaborative way, the Care Council and the CSSIW will also be able to provide a single point of contact for the general public looking for advice when making decisions about social care services.
One word on the lips of many people at the show was collaboration -- devices and software designed to nudge people into working in a more collaborative way, either in cyberspace or at the office.
Barnfather said that this civil order, which means the high court exercises parental responsibility, was a more collaborative way of protecting his interests than the criminal route – a view that was echoed by Hutchinson.
Unlike Pandora, which is focused more on delivering personalized stations for individual users, Jelli brings listeners together to program stations together, in a more collaborative way.
Zimmer reiterated his criticism that the parent trigger law has proved divisive and said a more collaborative way to improve struggling schools must be found.
