Sentence examples for any form of coordination from inspiring English sources

It therefore seems difficult to find any form of coordination or focal point in the problem definitions.

The health care component of community health interventions is transmitted to LHAs and managed directly by them without any form of coordination with municipalities and social districts.

Mr. Altafaj added that "any form of common debt issuance requires a closer coordination of fiscal policies, moving toward a fiscal union, it is a prerequisite".

Mr. Wertheimer regards each of those as a form of "coordination" under existing law, but he would like that nailed down in a specific new definition in the law.

The MILF leadership has categorically denied the existence of any form of operational coordination with the BIFF; it has also denied accusations that it has been harboring terror suspects, while accusing the Philippine government of undermining the peace negotiations by dispatching the SAF into MILF-controlled areas without prior coordination.

In this study, the main focus has been to capture the general pattern of all forms of coordination.

Russell Cooper and Andrew John (1988) expressed a general form of coordination as models with multiple equilibria where agents could coordinate to improve (or at least not harm) each of their respective situations.

Perhaps a grander, more comprehensive form of coordination is in order.

Cooperative multirobot systems require both real-time responsiveness and some form of coordination to get the desired overall behavior.

But Gen. Richard B. Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said a few minutes later that "whether it's a central nervous system or some other form of coordination" was an open question and that "the intelligence community, as far as I know, will not tell you, will not give you an answer, because they can't give me an answer".

A pro-active handling of the innovation incentives offered by the End-of-life Vehicle Ordinance would require a shift towards a relational or modular form of coordination within the automotive supply chain.