Sentence examples for agree on coordinated from inspiring English sources

At the administrative level there is some duplication of effort and decision making can be slow and expensive when agencies must agree on coordinated plans.

"All previous attempts by the United States and its partners to agree on coordinated actions were doomed to failure," he told reporters.

Coalition of government, civil society, UNICEF and donors agree on coordinated actions to fight trafficking Tirana, 13 May 2003 - An agreement on coordinated actions to fight child trafficking has been reached between the Government of Albania, a coalition of NGOs, UNICEF and donors.

The Shanghai meeting is already being compared with the G20 meeting in April 2009 when officials agreed on coordinated stimulus to prevent a worldwide depression during the global financial crisis.

To some extent, the effort to agree on a coordinated plan is being driven less by the hope that such measures will carry more punch than by the fear that nations acting alone could destabilize the system.

"What's new, except that this is the G-20 instead of the G-7?" Despite broad support for economic stimulus, the leaders were not able to agree on a coordinated global effort.

We, the coordinators of the projects GRACE, G-TwYST and GMO90+ described below, agreed on a coordinated publication strategy to increase the transparency of our studies and in addition to the stakeholder involvement activities in our own projects to invite stakeholders to discuss the data generated by our projects in the frame of a scientific debate in an open-access journal.

In Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second largest city, 17 churches came together and agreed on a coordinated response.

It also emerged that the rebels had been organising their strike for several weeks, and had agreed on a coordinated strategy to unseat Mr Brown as he struggled to revive his flagging premiership.

And we must admit that the success of the international community to agree on some sort of coordinated response arguably diminishes over time, while the scientific evidence for anthropogenic climate change continues to grow.

Analysts are skeptical that even the richest countries will be able to agree on guidelines for a broad, coordinated effort, one impressive enough to remove all doubts about solvency in the event of a default by Greece or another sovereign debtor.