Sentence examples for be better coordinated with from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the BBC, Mr. Karzai said future military operations should be better coordinated with the Afghan government.

Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday, Prime Minister François Fillon said the country's environmental policy needed to be "better coordinated with the European Union," particularly so that French companies do not lose ground against their German counterparts.

Target is just now beginning to organize and track volunteer efforts, in part so these efforts can be better coordinated with its donations, says Laysha Ward, president of Target's community relations.

The Teutons had superior artillery, which was better coordinated with their infantry, and they rapidly made lethally effective use of such advances in weaponry as mortars, howitzers and hand grenades.

The LHINs principles would seem to dictate that services for children with disabilities and their families should be better coordinated to reduce bureaucratic hurdles.

European policy may now be better coordinated, but there will be a lot more to coordinate.

The plan is that the two campaign functions – daily combat and forward-planning – will now be better coordinated.

By optimizing the organizational structure and combining the station attendant staff with the staff responsible for maintaining passenger interface equipment, the two positions will be better coordinated.

It is also proposed that multi-functional networks allow functions to be better coordinated.

Perhaps these studies could (should) be better coordinated to complement each other.

We must work with emerging and middle-income countries, who are increasingly involved as donors, to develop a genuine UN framework so that the international aid system is better coordinated and not fragmented.