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If that works, the United States and Russia are to establish a Joint Implementation Center, where they will share targeting data, and begin to coordinate bombing of militants of the Nusra Front and the Islamic State.
A new report, published by the Washington-based Bipartisan Policy Center, argues that the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) should begin to coordinate "climate remediation" studies across a range of agencies.
These positive actions leads to interdependence, as partners begin to coordinate their behavior to try to bring their long-term bigger goals to fruition.
As such it is difficult to align, or even begin to coordinate, health R&D investments with international public health priorities.
The G8 Dementia Summit was held in London in 2013 in recognition of the growing global impact of Alzheimer's disease (AD) and dementia and to begin to coordinate efforts for international collaboration and data sharing.
The organization is the Advertising Council, which began to coordinate public-service initiatives for Madison Avenue in 1942.
ʿAflaq began to coordinate movements between the two governments and to hold unity talks with Nasser.
Simultaneously, unions formed administrative structures, recruited members, and began to coordinate economic bargaining with employers.
Charities that spent the better part of four months bickering with one another are beginning to coordinate their efforts.
The industry began to coordinate its response in June when it created an organization called Americans Against Food Taxes.
