Sentence examples for to be better coordinated from inspiring English sources

The work of federal agencies that play a role in ensuring domestic security needs to be better coordinated.

That review reflected an implicit recognition that the military and political aims of the American campaign needed to be better coordinated.

But it argued it was done in an ad hoc way, which needed to be better coordinated as the country transitions to clean energy.

Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday, Prime Minister François Fillon said the country's environmental policy needed to be "better coordinated with the European Union," particularly so that French companies do not lose ground against their German counterparts.

If patient care is to be better coordinated and waste eliminated, patient information needs to flow from doctor to doctor, from hospital to hospital, even from one insurer to another.

Global development community supports at least half of the identity-related programs in developing countries and this assistance needs to be better coordinated.

There are already many good initiatives out there, but they could be better coordinated to ensure the messages go through to the right audience.

The LHINs principles would seem to dictate that services for children with disabilities and their families should be better coordinated to reduce bureaucratic hurdles.

The city's Early Success Framework focuses on children starting at birth through third grade, and Mayor Gray explained that for the last year and a half the city has been examining the existing resources and agencies that already serve these children and their families to decide how efforts can be better coordinated and organized for maximum impact.

Perhaps these studies could (should) be better coordinated to complement each other.

Member states' bilateral social security agreements with third countries should be better coordinated at EU level, to make them consistent with EU law, it adds.