interagency

• “(d) Developing a memorandum of understanding among the agencies to encourage long-term interagency coordination and cooperation to further the spirit and intent of the National Trails System Act and related programs.”

  Executive Order On Trails For America In The 21st Century

• ““I would hardly call interagency cooperation a matter of playing nice.””

  Terror At Dawn

• “So-called interagency agreements reduced the governor's office budget by more than $700,000 last year, about 19 percent.”

  StarTribune.com rss feed

• “For a daily updated recording about the spring burning program, call the interagency prescribed fire information number at 618-2354 or 1-800-267-3126.”

  MailTribune.com Latest Headlines

• “This kind of interagency fighting seems to outsiders like me to be frustratingly parochial — a mere battle among agency players for power, turf, jurisdiction, etc.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » 2009 » July

• “Africom's "interagency" makeup was trumpeted as a better way to meet the continent's development needs.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “This means a small military footprint and fewer bases and a fully coordinated "interagency" and international effort.”

  The Washington Post: In This Case, Rumsfeld Was Right

• “Instead, it reorganized all federal government climate research efforts in 2002 into an "interagency" creature known as the "Climate Change Science Program CCSP.”

  Who Ate The Homework?

• “Gregory filled him in on what little was known, and explained that part of NASA's contingency plan, instituted after the Challenger disaster of 1986, was the activation of a standing "interagency" investigation board.”

  Columbia's Last Flight

• “Partnerships provide some of the most effective examples of public information, such as interagency programs, external advisory boards, public-private consortiums, and joint funding.”

  Testimony Before The U.S. Senate Labor And Human Resources Committee

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