Sentence examples for more effective coordination from inspiring English sources

But the immediate priority is for more effective coordination and common focus against the real terrorist threat.

But the mission reported that more effective coordination was needed among United Nations peacekeepers, the government of Sierra Leone and its West African neighbors.

It demands more knowledge, better communications, more collaboration and a more effective coordination of the considerable skills and different competences that are already out there.

Talk of Bretton Woods II may be overambitious, but some new global architecture of financial regulation and oversight, or at least more effective coordination of national regulation, is going to be necessary once we touch bottom in this financial crisis.

In order to address this, the authors outline the usage of systems analysis and design technique (SADT) to explain how a more effective coordination of humanitarian operations by military and civilian organisations involved in disaster relief can be achieved across the range of humanitarian aid lifecycle phases.

A functional (or causal) understanding may be a prerequisite for more effective coordination of these concepts in the context of examining a group difference.

When compared to each other, however, it seems that SCA's proposed path dependency theories of legitimacy, learning, and increasing returns are more effective than coordination effects, policy-feedback, and cultural institutional approaches to explaining the challenges of reforming multilateral heath agencies.

Segmentation is thought to provide more effective body coordination during locomotion.

This may suggest that high social capital individuals might have been prompted by a stronger intrinsic motivation, which resulted in a more effective motor coordination.

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Mongolia's aid per capita is relatively high, yet does not yield corresponding positive health outcomes, needing more effective aid coordination.

Ascertaining whether patients are using both VA and non-VA hospital care will promote more effective care coordination, follow-up and patient safety, which might reduce hospitalizations overall.