Sentence examples for resources aligned from inspiring English sources

Once a strategy is understood and the resources aligned, accomplishment becomes a procedure of time.

Cultivating district leadership teams has been critical as has ensuring that educators have access to quality instructional materials and resources aligned to the standards.

At the same time, that intense focus on the standards has obscured an equally important shift - the adoption of instructional resources aligned to the new standards.

Given further progress in phenotype encoding, we will have clinical and biomedical data resources aligned through phenotypic descriptions and clinicians exploiting the findings from molecular biology for the evaluation of individual genetic dispositions against the differential diagnosis under scrutiny.

Being the leader of the district health system, they are responsible for translating policy received from the MoH into a plan, mobilizing resources, aligning different partners, and organizing and coordinating various activities during implementation of these policies.

The involvement of Air New Zealand Ltd (the major regional airline in New Zealand) and the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority in designing and reviewing the poster was essential to create a resource aligned with industry standards and suitable for the New Zealand aviation sector.

"There is no doubt that the CQC faces an ongoing challenge as it seeks to deliver its duties with considerably fewer resources, align its activities with other national bodies and keep pace with a fast moving health and care sector".

To bring clarity to these questions, we: 1) assessed the current landscape of climate-adaptation resources and services; 2) surveyed community practitioners to learn how well these resources align with their needs; and 3) convened leading service providers and local practitioners to identify strategic opportunities for moving the adaptation field forward.

These resources align with known determinants of population mental health that promote wellbeing and prevent mental illness that concern full social and economic participation[ 83].

Yet despite increasing efforts to better align development assistance, with the exception of a few studies that have focused largely on the global level [ 10- 13], there has been little research that systematically measures, in quantitative terms, trends in the flow of external resources for health, or the extent to which these resources are aligned with country health priorities.

These reviews have included a very close look at our costs and a full examination of our resource allocation – an important exercise that will help us determine whether our resources are aligned properly with our business priorities.