Sentence examples for ongoing alignment from inspiring English sources

It is directed by resident leaders, which ensures ongoing alignment with trainee needs.

The taoiseach (Irish prime minister) said that the EU and UK had agreed that, short of a comprehensive trade agreement, there would be ongoing alignment between the two parts of Ireland sufficient to avoid a hard border.

In an expression of especially strong good karma, early plans are for the Sofi Tucker Foundation to oversee and ensure ongoing mission-alignment of the New Voices Fund.

The awareness raising campaign initiated a process of ongoing negotiation and alignment between specific subsections of the larger tissue collection, with specific sets of interests and logistical capabilities within the broader networks of disease specific biobanking and research in the country.

Although the IOM report on NIH funding recommended ongoing assessment of alignment of NIH funding with disease burden, it also recognized other important criteria for setting funding priorities [4].

The high-quality genomic sequence of rice [ 18] and genomic resources (e.g., BAC libraries, BAC end sequences, BAC-based physical maps) generated by the ongoing Oryza map alignment project (OMAP) [ 19] provide an unprecedented opportunity for research community to study the evolution of plant genomes within a genus.

Following simple best practices of optimal design team structure, early alignment and ongoing real-time collaboration with customers, creating user experiences that surprise and delight, and knowing what feedback to incorporate into design will help businesses build software that will become a competitive advantage in an increasingly software-driven world.

The objectives of EIM programs, both initial and ongoing, are rooted in the Alignment activity.

The Labor and Workforce Development Agency should oversee the jobs and training aspects of Proposition 39 program development to ensure alignment with other ongoing state efforts and to help maximize the jobs benefits.

The work presented in this paper is a continuation of my ongoing research into project management alignment with enterprise strategy (Shenhar et al. 2007) and risk management in complex project situations (Thamhain and Skelton 2007; Thamhain 2011ab).

This study provides a valuable SSR resource for comparative genomic studies of the genus Populus, and the genic microsatellites also serve as 'framework' markers for construction of a physical map for alignment of the ongoing sequencing of the complete P. tomentosa genome.