Sentence examples for provincial coordination from inspiring English sources

Seeing the depth of the problems, Captain DeMure contacted a provincial coordination center that supervises the police.

In order to implement the survey successfully, provincial coordination and technical groups were established.

In addition, the PHSA is responsible for Cardiac Services, and the provincial coordination of emergency and surgical services.

(Development partner-2, Islamabad) Ministry of NHSRC and inter-provincial coordination have important role to play so that donors' investment and the provincial policies are aligned towards a common goal.

ISLAMABAD, October 9 2012 – Mir Hazar Khan Bijrani, Minister of Inter-Provincial Coordination announced today the introduction of a new vaccine to protect Pakistani children from pneumonia – a disease that takes the lives of approximately 1.3 million children globally before their fifth birthday.

Beijing coordination center staff and provincial coordinators will jointly supervise the field work and will monitor the accuracy and completeness of the surveys.

Finally, the Programme has managed to foster the creation of provincial level coordination mechanisms through the provision of technical assistance.

Build on the TOC for the development of a monitoring and evaluation framework and plan for the assessment of medium and longer term changes in food security and nutrition; At Sub-National Level c. Continue to further strengthen the provincial level coordination on FSN among parties concerned; d.

While the structure of technical assistance was to some extent defined at a national level, the importance of strengthening the provincial level coordination and boosting commitment for caring of OVC is widely recognized by both NGOs and the MMAS key informants.

Due to budgetary limitations, only CSSSs in regions located within 260 km from Montreal (the provincial research coordination centre) were included in the sampling frame; this includes 10 of the 18 health regions in the province comprising about 90% of the Quebec population.

Ineptitude on the throne, bureaucratic factionalism at court, rivalries among Mongol generals, and ineffective supervision and coordination of provincial and local administration had gravely weakened the Yuan government by the 1340s.