Sentence examples for more coordinated way from inspiring English sources

Her study of the original military reports allowed her to view the thousands of missions in a more coordinated way.

But Marlene Donnelly, a member of another neighborhood group, Friends and Residents of Greater Gowanus, said a Superfund designation would address the environmental plight of the canal in a more coordinated way.

The latest dispute, is also likely to pile pressure on European Union leaders to diversify the region's energy resources, and in a more coordinated way, argues Spelman.

The latest dispute, is also likely to pile pressure on European Union leaders to diversify the region's energy resources, and in a more coordinated way, said Spelman.

The issue of how different government agencies work together in a more coordinated way is not a new one, but since the late 1990s has gained increased impetus becoming a central feature of the New Labour government's policy [ 2].

Tanzania is one of eight pilot countries for UN reform (the others are Albania, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Pakistan, Rwanda, Uruguay, and Viet Nam), who are testing approaches to enable the UN family to deliver in a more coordinated way at country level.

Much Ediacaran and Cambrian evolution (not all!) hinged on how these transcription factors and signaling pathways deployed old genes in newer, subtler, more intricately coordinated ways.

"There is no single tool that will deliver the necessary outcomes for the reef and we will need to utilise everything at our disposal and do it in a more coordinated and targeted way".

In his introduction, he writes: "It is, perhaps, not surprising that the deep-rootedness of sectarianism in Scotland has led to a culture which fluctuates between silence and sensationalism, while other equality issues have been driven forward in a more holistic and coordinated way.

With a range of agencies in a network, then a range of services can be provided, and in a more coherent and coordinated way.

Almost all participants emphasized the importance of creating a specialized, multidisciplinary structure that engages in an overall approach to sexual violence and that collaborate in a more coordinated and structured way.