Definition of inter-agency in English:

inter-agency

adjective

1Occurring between different agencies.
inter-agency cooperation
Example sentencesExamples
- There needs to be inter-agency cooperation to inspect the fishing vessels, their trawling gear, and their catches.
- He says: ‘We have expanded into other areas like crowd management for which there is a great demand at inter-agency level, like festivals and football stadia.’
- At a time when there is call for greater inter-agency cooperation, the Commissioner for Children provides a much-needed umbrella for child-focused organisations to refer to.
- The policy organization represents Defense in the inter-agency process, where its proposals are thrashed out along with those from State, CIA, the National Security Council and others.
- After all these inter-agency negotiations, however, no shipper or haulier will agree to carry it because technically it is radioactive waste.
- There are now domestic violence units within the police to promote an inter-agency approach to domestic violence.
- The UK has created an impressive capacity for inter-departmental and inter-agency collaboration.
- The whole emphasis of the Act is on inter-agency co-operation.
- The old favourites are trotted out: better inter-agency working; more sharing of information; improved record-keeping; more sophisticated risk assessment.
- She's also published articles and two book chapters, both on different aspects of inter-agency work.
- The Commission highlighted the need for inter-agency cooperation and proper planning, including a central lead from the Departments of Health and the Environment.
- It provides clarity in the objectives of incident management and over time will result in a consistency of approach and facilitate inter-agency cooperation.
- The Government acknowledges that more needs to be done, particularly on inter-agency co-operation.
- It is an excellent example of inter-agency cooperation.
- From the start, the government failed to develop a clear understanding of the project's scope and the level of inter-government and inter-agency cooperation that would be required.
- ‘The unit is a good example of inter-agency co-operation in the interest of those who have been traumatised by sexual violence,’ she said.
- The guidance explains the purpose of the instruction, namely inter-agency co-operation in respect of child protection.
- The aim should be to develop and implement an inter-agency teenage pregnancy strategy, which should focus on prevention and support.
- How's that for inter-agency coordination?
- Described as a blueprint to crack down on the trade in fake goods, the scheme involves closer inter-agency co-operation in the fight against pirates and bootleggers.
1. 1.1 Constituted from more than one agency.
  inter-agency groups
  Example sentencesExamples
  An inter-agency U.N. team found in one of these camps conditions of ‘imprisonment’ and a ‘systematic policy of starvation.’
  It received the report of an ad hoc inter-agency task force on tobacco control, which consisted of 19 international organisations.
  The overall aim of the report, commissioned by an inter-agency group in Carlow, was to identify needs pertaining to young people deemed ‘at risk’ within the county.
  The inter-agency coordination team comprises six charities which work closely with the National Asylum Seekers Support service.
  In Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair has reportedly been warned of a big increase in heroin smuggling by his inter-agency drugs action team.
  Each diocese has been asked whether the Church's own guidelines are being followed in relation to the recommendations, including involvement in inter-agency committees.
  You'd have international, inter-agency teams.
  Two previous inter-agency appeals to address the crisis in Ivory Coast have met with limited success, with just 43% of their requirements being fulfilled, OCHA said.
  A South Eastern Health Board spokesperson responded that the issue was being considered by an inter-agency group.
  In April 2004 a UN inter-agency investigating team followed up on a series of disturbing reports coming from a former governor of Darfur to this writer, and subsequently to a much larger audience.
  Accordingly, an inter-agency Working Group was constituted with a member from each of the three organisations.

单词	inter-agency
释义	Definition of inter-agency in English: inter-agency adjective 1Occurring between different agencies. inter-agency cooperation Example sentencesExamples There needs to be inter-agency cooperation to inspect the fishing vessels, their trawling gear, and their catches. He says: ‘We have expanded into other areas like crowd management for which there is a great demand at inter-agency level, like festivals and football stadia.’ At a time when there is call for greater inter-agency cooperation, the Commissioner for Children provides a much-needed umbrella for child-focused organisations to refer to. The policy organization represents Defense in the inter-agency process, where its proposals are thrashed out along with those from State, CIA, the National Security Council and others. After all these inter-agency negotiations, however, no shipper or haulier will agree to carry it because technically it is radioactive waste. There are now domestic violence units within the police to promote an inter-agency approach to domestic violence. The UK has created an impressive capacity for inter-departmental and inter-agency collaboration. The whole emphasis of the Act is on inter-agency co-operation. The old favourites are trotted out: better inter-agency working; more sharing of information; improved record-keeping; more sophisticated risk assessment. She's also published articles and two book chapters, both on different aspects of inter-agency work. The Commission highlighted the need for inter-agency cooperation and proper planning, including a central lead from the Departments of Health and the Environment. It provides clarity in the objectives of incident management and over time will result in a consistency of approach and facilitate inter-agency cooperation. The Government acknowledges that more needs to be done, particularly on inter-agency co-operation. It is an excellent example of inter-agency cooperation. From the start, the government failed to develop a clear understanding of the project's scope and the level of inter-government and inter-agency cooperation that would be required. ‘The unit is a good example of inter-agency co-operation in the interest of those who have been traumatised by sexual violence,’ she said. The guidance explains the purpose of the instruction, namely inter-agency co-operation in respect of child protection. The aim should be to develop and implement an inter-agency teenage pregnancy strategy, which should focus on prevention and support. How's that for inter-agency coordination? Described as a blueprint to crack down on the trade in fake goods, the scheme involves closer inter-agency co-operation in the fight against pirates and bootleggers. 1.1 Constituted from more than one agency. inter-agency groups Example sentencesExamples An inter-agency U.N. team found in one of these camps conditions of ‘imprisonment’ and a ‘systematic policy of starvation.’ It received the report of an ad hoc inter-agency task force on tobacco control, which consisted of 19 international organisations. The overall aim of the report, commissioned by an inter-agency group in Carlow, was to identify needs pertaining to young people deemed ‘at risk’ within the county. The inter-agency coordination team comprises six charities which work closely with the National Asylum Seekers Support service. In Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair has reportedly been warned of a big increase in heroin smuggling by his inter-agency drugs action team. Each diocese has been asked whether the Church's own guidelines are being followed in relation to the recommendations, including involvement in inter-agency committees. You'd have international, inter-agency teams. Two previous inter-agency appeals to address the crisis in Ivory Coast have met with limited success, with just 43% of their requirements being fulfilled, OCHA said. A South Eastern Health Board spokesperson responded that the issue was being considered by an inter-agency group. In April 2004 a UN inter-agency investigating team followed up on a series of disturbing reports coming from a former governor of Darfur to this writer, and subsequently to a much larger audience. Accordingly, an inter-agency Working Group was constituted with a member from each of the three organisations.
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