Security was co-ordinated between the British, French and Libyans.
Munton: "One strong steer from industry partners is that this is a process that needs to be co-ordinated between AHSNs so that it prevents duplication of effort".
These government-funded bodies would commission new homes on a strict timetable and ensure that plans are co-ordinated between developers, local authorities and housing associations.
Martin Indyk, an assistant secretary of state, has been touting the idea round the Gulf states (with remarkably little success); another American official is trying to co-ordinate between the bickering Iraqi factions who find themselves nominated for (though not necessarily accepting) the task of overthrowing Mr Hussein.
Establish a joint command based in Monrovia, Liberia, to co-ordinate between US and international relief efforts.
The NPD process by Ulrich and Eppinger (1995) helps co-ordinate between cross-functional teams and plan from idea to launch phase.
In the IRS method there is a conflict in the choice of master co-ordinates between the demands in the modelling of the non-linearity and the accuracy of the linear reduction.
Those consumers who work, shop, and travel more or less freely across borders are not very likely to be content with co-ordinating between regional financial institutions, or even go to an ATM.
Sections of rat brain were taken from the nucleus accumbens, PVN and the dorsal hippocampus in accordance with the atlas of Paxinos and Watson (1986) (AP co-ordinates: between AP 1.60 mm and 1.00 mm from Bregma for nucleus accumbens; between −1.80 mm and −2.12 mm from Bregma for PVN; between −2.92 mm and −3.96 mm from Bregma for the dorsal hippocampus).
How well is the care of patients co-ordinated between primary and secondary care?
Collaborative care comprises a care/case manager who co-ordinates care between professionals, liaises between primary and secondary care, and utilises evidence-based care pathways to address physical and psychosocial needs.
