Sentence examples for resource duplication from inspiring English sources

While governments had developed HHR policy documents, mostly in response to general shortages of nurses and physicians [ 20, 45], many provincial HHR strategies lack a PH component despite the stated desire to strengthen the PH workforce, ensure equity, avoid resource duplication, and enhance coordination and capacity building.

In a statement, the Met said a centralised investigation of all eight allegations, even though outside its "operational remit", would "make the most effective use of resources, avoid duplication by separate investigation teams and use the expertise and national reach of the [e-crime unit]".

Respondents believed that this led to inefficient use of resources and duplication of services.

It is intended to assist the user to extract subsets of data on the fly directly from the respective resources, avoiding duplication of data on local machines.

Coordination allows SBCC stakeholders opportunities to collaborate, share, and validate good practices and lessons learned, pool resources, avoid duplication of effort, and create and implement activities according to common quality standards.

But other scientists support the proposal, saying it will bring together resources and reduce duplication between agencies.

The connective fabric that links organizations creates tensile strength and resilience, better outcomes, better utilization of resources, and less duplication.

By bringing together legal reporting and energy obligations, policy, procurement and management along with energy efficiency and behaviour change we have been able to make the most of our resources and minimise duplication.

The goal of the IADRP project is to enable funding organizations to assess the changing landscape of AD research and coordinate strategies, leverage resources, and avoid duplication of effort.

The manifesto for the 1964 election said that the Nassau agreement to buy Polaris nuclear missiles from the US would "add nothing to the deterrent strength of the Western Alliance … [Polaris] will not be independent and it will not be British and it will not deter … We are not prepared any longer to waste the country's resources on endless duplication of strategic nuclear weapons".

Robert Forsyth Commander RN Deddington, Oxfordshire   The Labour Party's 1964 manifesto stated: "We are not prepared any longer to waste the country's resources on endless duplication of strategic nuclear weapons.