Sentence examples for more integrated efforts from inspiring English sources

We welcome the opportunity that this creative initiative to build The New Haiti offers for gaining synergy through more integrated efforts of many organizations.

Working towards promoting more integrated efforts appears a necessity in order to close the gap between what is stated at international policy level and what is implemented at country level.

Going much further requires a more integrated effort with more connected energy systems.

What began as niche preoccupations with parks, the environment, food aesthetics, and taste has become a broader and more integrated effort to achieve food democracy: agricultural sustainability, access for all to good food, fairness for workers and producers, and public health.

The NIEHS's new consortium-based approach has led to more integrated, collaborative efforts and should improve our ability to resolve controversies over the potential human health effects of exposures to low levels of endocrine-active agents.

The services that need to be delivered during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period are crying out for more coherent, integrated effort cutting across current programs and categorical funding streams.

Advocacy, increased awareness among all stakeholders, improved data collection, and management with opportunities for research as well as collaboration with relevant sectors will contribute to a more integrated approach in the efforts by OHS to address NCDs within the working population.

Kerry was particularly outspoken during closed-door sessions with opposition and international leaders and demanded a more cooperative and integrated effort on all sides, according to participants.

The Department of Commerce also has the more policy-oriented National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which seems like it ought to be more integrated with some of these other efforts.

Our findings are a reminder of some major issues and barriers that face current efforts to promote more integrated, coordinated, and child-and-family-centered models of care.

These companies are becoming more integrated and are moving downstream in an effort to leverage their market positions.