Sentence examples for attempts to coordinate from inspiring English sources
Building on approaches put in place under the last Labour government, there have been some good attempts to coordinate across departments in ways that save money and support online access to services.
Osborne has resisted attempts to coordinate spending by G20 countries to boost growth, preferring to focus on reducing the deficit in public spending to achieve a balanced budget by 2020.
The trial revealed unprecedented attempts to coordinate evidence - a necessity where the police version of events never happened - but undermined entirely by the lackadaisical approach of the officers required to give individual evidence about the actions of individual pickets.
Inspired by support and offers of practical help from fans across Germany in recent weeks, Aston Villa and Swindon Town fans became the first to say they planned to hold aloft such banners amid attempts to coordinate support via social media.
Its staff prepares reports, attempts to coordinate government research activities, and keeps the president abreast of scientific developments.
Such activities may seriously impair attempts to coordinate services efficiently and effectively in all sectors and to prevent parallel structures.
Reuven Amitai stated that the closest thing to actual Mongol-Frankish military coordination was when Prince Edward of England attempted to coordinate activities with Abaga in 1271.
In Mozambique, the MOH has repeatedly attempted to coordinate all agencies in the health sector by innovating new coordination tools and emphasizing MOH priorities for both disease programs as well as broader system support [ 27].
