Sentence examples for voluntary coordinated from inspiring English sources

In the international debt crisis that began in 1982, IMF country adjustment programmes went hand-in-hand with "bailing in" creditor banks through "voluntary" coordinated loan rollovers.

"The UK's current strengths are clear: our children are being taught digital skills at school, the government's policy is coherent, and the private and voluntary sectors coordinate well.

The study suggests that one way to delay the uranium supply crunch until 2025 would be a carefully coordinated "voluntary nuclear energy phase-out".

A system that is truly fit for purpose would not be the loosely coordinated voluntary enterprise it is now, but would instead resemble an emergency services system at the international level.

The effort, says ACS GCI director Robert Peoples, is very close to having a standard to be instituted by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), a nonprofit organization that has coordinated voluntary industry standards in the U.S. private sector since 1918.

Thus several normal physiological functions such as memory and voluntary movement controlled sby cortex are reduced or lost, while postural stability, movement coordination coordinated by the cerebellum are also lost.

The trio are among more than 3,000 patients with long-term health conditions, and at risk of hospital admission, who have been referred for a social prescription in Rotherham since September 2012, in a project funded by the NHS clinical commissioning group (CCG) and coordinated by Voluntary Action Rotherham (VAR).

Metrication was voluntary and to be coordinated by the United States Metric Board (USMB).

On Aug. 14 of last year, LDAF coordinated a voluntary recall of 500,000 pounds of hog's head cheese and sausage at Veron Foods, LLC of Prairieville, La. because of possible listeria contamination.

It is a voluntary sentinel surveillance system coordinated by the National Centre for Epidemiology, Surveillance and Health Promotion of the National Institute of Health (Istituto Superiore di Sanità – ISS).

Nonetheless, and to counter this limitation, spontaneous continuations of the projects' recreational activities were found, making it possible to infer the methodology's sustainability, such as the fact that youths were continuing their voluntary work with children, coordinated by a young woman who had participated in the activities.