Sentence examples for working more effectively with from inspiring English sources

The government's £448m three-year budget for 2012 to 2015 is drawn from 6 Whitehall departments who all stand to benefit from the public sector working more effectively with troubled families.

Exploiting HR to its full potential can mean working more effectively with other departments or bringing in someone with another perspective.

Third, working more effectively with adaptation will require modification of current first-order approaches.

For a large microscopic tumor tissue, RT may more likely trigger the apoptosis related pathways by more severely disturbing tumor cellular communications, and RT works more effectively with human immune system to achieve larger killing effects, while for a completely isolated tumor cell, synergy of those effects would not occur.

For his part, Sergeant Feyer began trying to work more effectively with Sergeant Williams.

The first was established in 1935 to help community foundations work more effectively with donors.

The multitalented displays arriving now are more than mere decoration, say the human-machine interface experts who engineer cars to work more effectively with people.

"Industry needs to work more effectively with schools and universities in order to articulate the kind of skills school-leavers and graduates need to have".

Some farmers who use precision agriculture systems say they hope that the systems will allow them to exchange data with other farmers and work more effectively with members of the food industry.

Speaking at a recent conference, Rose Fitzpatrick, deputy assistant commissioner of central operations at the Metropolitan police, said tthey needed, "to work more effectively with local authorities to use imagery such as CCTV systems".

Audit Scotland says that the NHS cannot tackle these problems alone and needs to work more effectively with other public bodies to make the best use of resources and increase the focus on preventative services.