Definition of joined-up government in English:

joined-up government

noun

mass nounBritish

A method of government characterized by effective communication between different departments and coordination of policies.
there is an obvious lack of joined-up government here
Example sentencesExamples
- The key to joined-up government is to learn about shared purpose, teamwork, partnerships and building relationships.
- The notion that joined-up government will fall apart if departments are geographically dispersed is, in this the era of new communications technology, patently absurd.
- The Government's commitment to joined-up Government in working across departments is a good start for a co-ordinated national policy approach.
- We do not consider this good value for money or good joined-up government.
- The reversal of his plans to reform Executive budgeting will come as a major blow, not only personally but to so-called joined-up government.
- There is a golden opportunity for joined-up Government here, and a real risk that the opportunity will be missed.
- We are witnessing the opposite of joined-up government, with individual departments undermining the Government's policy of increasing the use of post offices.
- To secure buy-in to an industrial strategy from across all departments requires truly joined-up government.
- We would like to see much more joined-up Government thinking about aid and action against corruption.
- It is not impossible to imagine a future for Scotland in which joined-up government has forged a joined-up transport network.
- The Department of Social Affairs came out of the Prime Minister's passing enthusiasm for joined-up government.

Definition of joined-up government in US English:

joined-up government

noun

British

A method of government characterized by effective communication between different departments and coordination of policies.
there is an obvious lack of joined-up government here
Example sentencesExamples
- The notion that joined-up government will fall apart if departments are geographically dispersed is, in this the era of new communications technology, patently absurd.
- There is a golden opportunity for joined-up Government here, and a real risk that the opportunity will be missed.
- The Government's commitment to joined-up Government in working across departments is a good start for a co-ordinated national policy approach.
- The reversal of his plans to reform Executive budgeting will come as a major blow, not only personally but to so-called joined-up government.
- We would like to see much more joined-up Government thinking about aid and action against corruption.
- We do not consider this good value for money or good joined-up government.
- To secure buy-in to an industrial strategy from across all departments requires truly joined-up government.
- It is not impossible to imagine a future for Scotland in which joined-up government has forged a joined-up transport network.
- The key to joined-up government is to learn about shared purpose, teamwork, partnerships and building relationships.
- The Department of Social Affairs came out of the Prime Minister's passing enthusiasm for joined-up government.
- We are witnessing the opposite of joined-up government, with individual departments undermining the Government's policy of increasing the use of post offices.

单词	joined-up government
释义	Definition of joined-up government in English: joined-up government noun mass nounBritish A method of government characterized by effective communication between different departments and coordination of policies. there is an obvious lack of joined-up government here Example sentencesExamples The key to joined-up government is to learn about shared purpose, teamwork, partnerships and building relationships. The notion that joined-up government will fall apart if departments are geographically dispersed is, in this the era of new communications technology, patently absurd. The Government's commitment to joined-up Government in working across departments is a good start for a co-ordinated national policy approach. We do not consider this good value for money or good joined-up government. The reversal of his plans to reform Executive budgeting will come as a major blow, not only personally but to so-called joined-up government. There is a golden opportunity for joined-up Government here, and a real risk that the opportunity will be missed. We are witnessing the opposite of joined-up government, with individual departments undermining the Government's policy of increasing the use of post offices. To secure buy-in to an industrial strategy from across all departments requires truly joined-up government. We would like to see much more joined-up Government thinking about aid and action against corruption. It is not impossible to imagine a future for Scotland in which joined-up government has forged a joined-up transport network. The Department of Social Affairs came out of the Prime Minister's passing enthusiasm for joined-up government. Definition of joined-up government in US English: joined-up government noun British A method of government characterized by effective communication between different departments and coordination of policies. there is an obvious lack of joined-up government here Example sentencesExamples The notion that joined-up government will fall apart if departments are geographically dispersed is, in this the era of new communications technology, patently absurd. There is a golden opportunity for joined-up Government here, and a real risk that the opportunity will be missed. The Government's commitment to joined-up Government in working across departments is a good start for a co-ordinated national policy approach. The reversal of his plans to reform Executive budgeting will come as a major blow, not only personally but to so-called joined-up government. We would like to see much more joined-up Government thinking about aid and action against corruption. We do not consider this good value for money or good joined-up government. To secure buy-in to an industrial strategy from across all departments requires truly joined-up government. It is not impossible to imagine a future for Scotland in which joined-up government has forged a joined-up transport network. The key to joined-up government is to learn about shared purpose, teamwork, partnerships and building relationships. The Department of Social Affairs came out of the Prime Minister's passing enthusiasm for joined-up government. We are witnessing the opposite of joined-up government, with individual departments undermining the Government's policy of increasing the use of post offices.
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