Examples of 'joined-up' in a sentence
Meaning of "joined-up"
joined-up (verb): This phrase is used to describe a policy or approach that looks at the big picture and ensures different parts work together seamlessly
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We clearly need a joined-up approach by various departments.
The public is entitled to some joined-up thinking.
Ensure joined-up oversight and regulation of cash.
I am surprised you can manage joined-up writing.
Ensuring joined-up policy across government.
I am using my very best joined-up handwriting.
To adopt joined-up urban renewal strategies and methods.
I came top at school in joined-up handwriting.
Joined-up budget submissions are a first option.
There are no consistent or joined-up policies in relation to housing.
More joined-up policymaking agricultural and development policies.
It seems as though we have not got joined-up government.
We need more joined-up policy making on these issues.
The circulars include detailed templates for joined-up submissions.
Feels like a joined-up approach to me but.
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Lewis says a move towards agility requires joined-up thinking.
That requires joined-up policies in and out of prison.
What this nameless wreck tells us is that this was a joined-up world.
We really do not have much joined-up thinking on that subject.
A joined-up approach with other donor countries and international institutions.
Our railway is much better run by one joined-up team of people.
There is a joined-up approach to people who have suffered from abuse.
We must break the barriers that prevent data from being joined-up.
There is also a pressing need for more joined-up thinking internationally.
Joined-up interventions are still scarce and networking in the administration is still an exception.
In conclusion, what we need is a joined-up approach which goes across a range of policy areas.
The new regulations provide the basis for such a joined-up approach.
Increasingly, many businesses are adopting a joined-up approach to their information management processes.
A joined-up strategic budgeting phase to frame subsequent recurrent and capital expenditure processes.
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The overall message is one of informed decision-making through joined-up data services.
Cities should adopt a joined-up and proactive approach to local crime reduction policies.
Presto is a bold advertising script, with slightly inclined joined-up letters and economic proportions.
Thanks to joined-up use of touchpoints and media channels along the prescriber journey.
Increasing social inclusion requires a joined-up approach that cuts across policy departments.
The joined-up planning and budget call circulars that set out a detailed budget calendar.
Crucially, the first steps towards a more joined-up security and defence policy must be followed up.
The digital divide therefore requires a suitable policy response ; parallel and joined-up action is needed on.
Joined-up public transport Tram-based systems offer an attractive means of transport to passengers.
Some we can support directly ; others can be achieved through a joined-up approach involving all stakeholders.
Framing a properly joined-up European energy policy is a matter of great importance in the Committee's view.
I hope that this afternoon 's debate will contribute to achieving some joined-up thinking on immigration policy.
A more joined-up approach with other EU institutions.
Mismatches between administrative boundaries and the functional extent of built-up areas also undermine joined-up planning.
Time for treaty changes and a joined-up approach on EU health.
The integrated nature of the strategy promotes policy reform on cross-cutting issues and joined-up responses.
So let us have some joined-up thinking here in the European Parliament.
O Plus some horizontal and joined-up services.
Where is the joined-up government that we were promised?
XR suffered from a serious lack of joined-up thinking.
