Definition of interdepartmental in English:

interdepartmental

adjective ˌɪntədiːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lˌɪn(t)ərdiˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)l

Relating to more than one department.
an interdepartmental committee
Example sentencesExamples
- The department has just published draft guidance from an interdepartmental group for consultation.
- In a statement on October 17, the Health Ministry said that an interdepartmental bird flu crisis task force had started work.
- The question of making the grant available was one for interdepartmental consideration and a decision would probably be made at an early date.
- The audit was done by an interdepartmental committee set up to help cushion the poor against rising food prices.
- So it wasn't just a failure of technology, it was a failure of interdepartmental planning and coordination.
- Also, interdepartmental coordination should improve.
- I gather a recent London interdepartmental meeting considered the question and decided to continue to receive the material.
- Their own responsibilities or their membership of many interdepartmental committees bring them into contact with other departments.
- ‘We need a more cohesive approach and one interdepartmental body would achieve this,’ Ms Maddock stated.
- Interdisciplinary studies courses frequently are arranged through interdepartmental programs in which more than two academic departments offer courses together.
- Of course, I immediately grabbed one and used it for all of my interdepartmental correspondence.
- An interdepartmental committee was formed to bring in a legislative framework.
- An interdepartmental government committee was also established by the power sharing regime as ministers try to resolve the deep rooted problems.
- An interdepartmental committee, set up to examine the legal and constitutional difficulties, is close to completing its work.
- An interdepartmental committee set up in 1903 drew a shocking picture of the nation's children - malnourished, poorly housed, and deprived.
- There was interdepartmental squabbling, interfaculty squabbling.
- Managing and promoting this interdepartmental program with faculty from four departments required an academic paradigm shift.
- Parliament voted on September 10 to create an interdepartmental commission of inquiry to try to track down investments made in Bulgarian overseas companies.
- In Canada, the issue is being considered by an interdepartmental committee.
- The action plan published by the interdepartmental committee on science, technology and innovation called for more investment in R & D in the coming decade.

Derivatives

interdepartmentally

adverb

Definition of interdepartmental in US English:

interdepartmental

adjectiveˌin(t)ərdēˌpärtˈmen(t)lˌɪn(t)ərdiˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)l

Relating to more than one department.
an interdepartmental committee
Example sentencesExamples
- Interdisciplinary studies courses frequently are arranged through interdepartmental programs in which more than two academic departments offer courses together.
- In Canada, the issue is being considered by an interdepartmental committee.
- The question of making the grant available was one for interdepartmental consideration and a decision would probably be made at an early date.
- In a statement on October 17, the Health Ministry said that an interdepartmental bird flu crisis task force had started work.
- An interdepartmental government committee was also established by the power sharing regime as ministers try to resolve the deep rooted problems.
- The audit was done by an interdepartmental committee set up to help cushion the poor against rising food prices.
- The department has just published draft guidance from an interdepartmental group for consultation.
- Of course, I immediately grabbed one and used it for all of my interdepartmental correspondence.
- ‘We need a more cohesive approach and one interdepartmental body would achieve this,’ Ms Maddock stated.
- An interdepartmental committee was formed to bring in a legislative framework.
- Their own responsibilities or their membership of many interdepartmental committees bring them into contact with other departments.
- I gather a recent London interdepartmental meeting considered the question and decided to continue to receive the material.
- Also, interdepartmental coordination should improve.
- Managing and promoting this interdepartmental program with faculty from four departments required an academic paradigm shift.
- Parliament voted on September 10 to create an interdepartmental commission of inquiry to try to track down investments made in Bulgarian overseas companies.
- The action plan published by the interdepartmental committee on science, technology and innovation called for more investment in R & D in the coming decade.
- An interdepartmental committee, set up to examine the legal and constitutional difficulties, is close to completing its work.
- There was interdepartmental squabbling, interfaculty squabbling.
- An interdepartmental committee set up in 1903 drew a shocking picture of the nation's children - malnourished, poorly housed, and deprived.
- So it wasn't just a failure of technology, it was a failure of interdepartmental planning and coordination.

单词	interdepartmental
释义	Definition of interdepartmental in English: interdepartmental adjective ˌɪntədiːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lˌɪn(t)ərdiˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)l Relating to more than one department. an interdepartmental committee Example sentencesExamples The department has just published draft guidance from an interdepartmental group for consultation. In a statement on October 17, the Health Ministry said that an interdepartmental bird flu crisis task force had started work. The question of making the grant available was one for interdepartmental consideration and a decision would probably be made at an early date. The audit was done by an interdepartmental committee set up to help cushion the poor against rising food prices. So it wasn't just a failure of technology, it was a failure of interdepartmental planning and coordination. Also, interdepartmental coordination should improve. I gather a recent London interdepartmental meeting considered the question and decided to continue to receive the material. Their own responsibilities or their membership of many interdepartmental committees bring them into contact with other departments. ‘We need a more cohesive approach and one interdepartmental body would achieve this,’ Ms Maddock stated. Interdisciplinary studies courses frequently are arranged through interdepartmental programs in which more than two academic departments offer courses together. Of course, I immediately grabbed one and used it for all of my interdepartmental correspondence. An interdepartmental committee was formed to bring in a legislative framework. An interdepartmental government committee was also established by the power sharing regime as ministers try to resolve the deep rooted problems. An interdepartmental committee, set up to examine the legal and constitutional difficulties, is close to completing its work. An interdepartmental committee set up in 1903 drew a shocking picture of the nation's children - malnourished, poorly housed, and deprived. There was interdepartmental squabbling, interfaculty squabbling. Managing and promoting this interdepartmental program with faculty from four departments required an academic paradigm shift. Parliament voted on September 10 to create an interdepartmental commission of inquiry to try to track down investments made in Bulgarian overseas companies. In Canada, the issue is being considered by an interdepartmental committee. The action plan published by the interdepartmental committee on science, technology and innovation called for more investment in R & D in the coming decade. Derivatives interdepartmentally adverb Definition of interdepartmental in US English: interdepartmental adjectiveˌin(t)ərdēˌpärtˈmen(t)lˌɪn(t)ərdiˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)l Relating to more than one department. an interdepartmental committee Example sentencesExamples Interdisciplinary studies courses frequently are arranged through interdepartmental programs in which more than two academic departments offer courses together. In Canada, the issue is being considered by an interdepartmental committee. The question of making the grant available was one for interdepartmental consideration and a decision would probably be made at an early date. In a statement on October 17, the Health Ministry said that an interdepartmental bird flu crisis task force had started work. An interdepartmental government committee was also established by the power sharing regime as ministers try to resolve the deep rooted problems. The audit was done by an interdepartmental committee set up to help cushion the poor against rising food prices. The department has just published draft guidance from an interdepartmental group for consultation. Of course, I immediately grabbed one and used it for all of my interdepartmental correspondence. ‘We need a more cohesive approach and one interdepartmental body would achieve this,’ Ms Maddock stated. An interdepartmental committee was formed to bring in a legislative framework. Their own responsibilities or their membership of many interdepartmental committees bring them into contact with other departments. I gather a recent London interdepartmental meeting considered the question and decided to continue to receive the material. Also, interdepartmental coordination should improve. Managing and promoting this interdepartmental program with faculty from four departments required an academic paradigm shift. Parliament voted on September 10 to create an interdepartmental commission of inquiry to try to track down investments made in Bulgarian overseas companies. The action plan published by the interdepartmental committee on science, technology and innovation called for more investment in R & D in the coming decade. An interdepartmental committee, set up to examine the legal and constitutional difficulties, is close to completing its work. There was interdepartmental squabbling, interfaculty squabbling. An interdepartmental committee set up in 1903 drew a shocking picture of the nation's children - malnourished, poorly housed, and deprived. So it wasn't just a failure of technology, it was a failure of interdepartmental planning and coordination.
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