Sentence examples for of joint priority from inspiring English sources

Last week in Accra, WHO convened governments from across West Africa, non-governmental organizations, regional inter-governmental organizations and United Nations agencies to agree on a set of joint priority actions for the first time since the beginning of the Ebola crisis.

These programmes should be an urgent and joint priority of corporate health leaders and benefits managers to achieve sustainable change in employee health behaviours and to minimise the future impact of obesity on employee productivity.

Coordination would, however, necessitate sharing of information between funders, and joint priority setting, planning and action [ 24].

"The whole thrust of this agreement is to have a joint priority list and really focus on cleanup," Mr. Shinn said after the Pentagon ceremony at which he signed the agreement.

A model for decision making must incorporate shared expertise, joint priority setting, defined responsibility, and accountability.

On the basis of such a joint priority-setting exercise, the Health Technology Assessment programme of the UK's National Institute for Health Research NIHRR; INVOLVE: http://www.invo.org.uk) commissioned studies of 4 of the top 10 schizophrenia research questions (Lloyd and White, 2011).

"We have therefore agreed a set of joint policy priorities to bring about this change and to put the priorities of residents first".

It is also fully aligned with the under finalisation One Plan 2012-2016 which represents the joint priorities and focus areas of the United Nations in Viet Nam.

The joint country programme document is drawn from the draft UN One Plan for 2012-2016, which represents the joint priorities and focus areas of all the UN agencies working in Viet Nam, under the Delivering as One initiative.

These networks have demonstrated their value, judging from formal evaluations (7– 11) and based on networks' own descriptions of joint investigations of priority diseases and other activities that ranged from human and system capacity building to pandemic preparedness and regional support to a member country following a major natural disaster (12– 12).

However, the tacit agreement that Tibetans are welcome in India as long as they don't cause problems is being challenged at a time when India's complex relationship with Beijing is churning with border issues, rivalry for regional influence, a growing economic interdependence, the nascent stages of joint military exercises, and numerous other priorities.