Sentence examples for urgent collaboration from inspiring English sources

We all have a lesson to learn from the Commission on what a successful democratic process requires and our children -- including our English learners -- are waiting for us to operate with this spirit of urgent collaboration each and every day.

In the words of Warren Bennis, reaching the ambitious targets set by WHO for intestinal worm control requires "urgent collaboration" and the "coordinated contributions of many talented people". CWW looks forward to accelerating, deepening, and extending its collaboration with many talented partners in this challenging endeavor.

But the challenges we are currently facing are so extensive and so urgent that collaboration and scale are crucial.

8, 10, 13 The need is urgent for collaboration among those with expertise in policy, technology, surveillance, and logistics to secure global medicine supply chains.

Both patients and family carers emphasize the urgent need for collaboration between mental health care professionals and GPs.

Meeting children's urgent needs In collaboration with other UN agencies, UNICEF is leading several crisis-response teams focusing on water and sanitation, education, child protection and communication, and is assisting with the health response.

The NTI Verification Reports find urgent need for international collaboration, technology development and greater political will.

The need for industry collaboration is urgent and working together to self-regulate is necessary as it will level the playing field and minimize outside oversight.

We propose that understanding the ecological consequences of human-induced trait change should be an urgent priority requiring the collaboration of eco-evolutionary researchers and natural resource managers.

Students learn about product design and manufacturing, and the class does so in a way that is urgent because of its collaborations with partners in various parts of the world who are real clients for the student projects.

This has resulted in insufficient investments in preparing for climate change impacts on health and an unawareness of the urgent necessity of interactive collaborations between the environmental, behavioural and health sector.