Sentence examples for clear coordination from inspiring English sources

Some American and European officials have said there is no clear coordination between Mr. Zarqawi and Al Qaeda, though their aims are similar.

Salcedo said the government of Australia should assume a clear coordination role over the services it has contracted private companies to provide.

The coalition has suffered "clear coordination and leadership problems," said David A. Smilde, a sociology professor at Tulane University and an expert on Venezuela.

And there will be clear coordination between this independent operation at the Democratic National Committee and a communications arm being set up at the White House, under Macon Phillips, the "new media" director for Mr. Obama's administration.

While in West Java, only two out of seven ECB agencies remained, there was no clear role of clusters in recovery, and although early recovery was said to be led by UNDP, there was no clear coordination with the West Java government.

It is a proposal that would require state approval, to some degree, yet given the current relationship between the city's mayor and state's governor, particularly on the subway system's meltdown (read: not the greatest), clear coordination may be a pipe dream.

The key structural feature that differentiates phase C2221 from Cmcm is that the former does not have a clear-cut coordination number gap as the latter at a radius between 0.94 and 1.24 Å.

Nevertheless, in the case of Anselm, the very peculiar conjunction of faith and reason was accomplished not so much through any clear intellectual coordination as through the religious energy and saintliness of an unusual personality.

A financial innovation program needs clear goals, coordination among regulators and strong consumer protection he said.

To be clear, this coordination only works because everyone agrees to it voluntarily — and if the U.S. insists on inserting itself, those using the function could agree to do things another way.

Quite often, these projects are funded for a specific purpose over a limited funding period, and so are working to tight deadlines which require clear management, coordination and cooperation to achieve the goals of the project.