Sentence examples for national coordinate from inspiring English sources

No one knows this better than David Doyle, the chief geodetic surveyor for the National Geodetic Survey at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which oversees a national coordinate system for mapping and other scientific and engineering uses.

We describe the distribution for a given species as the number of 10 km × 10 km grid squares on the Finnish national coordinate system from which the species was recorded during the period 1988 199797 [ 50].

NAFI provides quantitative abundance data including the 10 km × 10 km grid square of the Finnish national coordinate system in which the observation was made, the year, the number of individuals of each species observed and the number of observation days [ 52].

At that time, the chairwoman of the Y.W.C.A.'s national coordinating board, Audrey Peeples, said she had not anticipated the intensity of the criticism surrounding Ms. Ireland's selection.

"Everyone takes the Reform Party as the object lesson, and people want to make sure that doesn't happen to us," said Howie Hawkins, a member of the Green Party USA's national coordinating committee.

She said in an interview on Monday that members of the national coordinating board of the Y.W.C.A. had asked for her resignation, but she declined because she did not want to give the impression that she had "jumped ship".

Supporting national coordinating bodies, focused around One Health, and ensuring that external actors engage with and through those bodies can help develop a sustained, effective OWOH presence in resource-poor countries, where after all most zoonotic disease burden remains.

A number of countries have taken steps in the right direction through organizational changes, establishment of national coordinating bodies, and assignment of full-time staff to manage national programs.

PARENTING PRACTICES ·          Provide greater support for parents and foster the use of positive parenting practices by strengthening national coordinating mechanisms and improving the capacity of community-based parent support services.

These three countries, recognizing that a reduction of HIV and TB incidence are national health priorities and that these health challenges are largely affecting a common population, have prioritized HIV and TB integration and produced national HIV/TB integration policies and guidelines and convened national coordinating committees [ 27- 32].

Overall coordination, overseen by a national coordinating group, was tasked to three sector working groups and was enhanced by the implementation of local Managed Care Networks (MCNs).