Sentence examples for better coordinating with the from inspiring English sources
The next improvement in efficiency will occur by better coordinating with the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, health ministries in host countries and local nongovernmental organizations to reduce waste caused by duplication and miscommunication.
We have to better coordinate with the federal government.
In an interview with the BBC, Mr. Karzai said future military operations should be better coordinated with the Afghan government.
In an interview here, Mr. Ross said Israel needed to anticipate how its Palestinian policies might reverberate in the diaspora and better coordinate with the governments affected.
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.
The District's planning director, Harriet Tregoning, wants to keep families in Washington and is trying to determine if she can better coordinate with the school system to accommodate the rash of parents who are driving their children to schools outside their neighborhoods.
to allow public access and to better coordinate with the needs of VOGRIPA and other international databases.
She said she has been pressing health and social services officials to better coordinate with the department "for years". "They have neglected these people to a fare-thee-well," Cawn said.
The dining room, however, has changed to better coordinate with Elena's style, as will the hotel overall and that will be a good thing.
Mindjet is also announcing the acquisition of Cohuman, a social task-based Web service that gives people the ability to better coordinate with colleagues on projects and tasks.
A law passed this summer contains several provisions aimed at improving the situation, including expediting approval of new generic medicines and requiring the agency's enforcement unit to better coordinate with its drug-shortage officials before it takes action against a manufacturer.
