Sentence examples for continue coordination from inspiring English sources

Security stability is important to both sides and we will continue coordination with the PA".

"Security stability is important to both sides and we will continue coordination with the PA," he said.

They also acknowledged they were rivals and there were concerns about unfair competition and continuing coordination on climate change.

With continued coordination, shared learning, and dedication, there is a strong chance we can realise the goals of the WHO Roadmap to eliminate NTDs.

Netanyahu said before his trip to Moscow that "in light of what is currently happening in Syria, it is necessary to ensure continued coordination" between the Russian and Syria militaries.

The next steps include continuing coordination with the Virginia Department of Transportation, a selection of a preferred alternative, a public hearing and the issuance of an environmental impact statement, said Jack Van Dop, the project manager for the Federal Highway Administration.

Within the Horizon 2020 framework it is therefore required to develop an effective and continuing coordination, dissemination, education and training capability providing and re-distributing help, technical guidance and examples of best practice.

Coordination and Partnership: MENARO will continue its coordination efforts with regards to the subregional implications of the Iraq and oPt crises specifically, promoting intercountry and inter-agency coordination and sharing good practices; and also strengthen partnership with regional entities.

Trump "pledged to continue close coordination with Mexico as the two countries respond to the recent earthquakes and hurricanes", the statement added.

"The two leaders agreed to stay in close touch as the situation develops and agreed they would direct their national security teams to continue close coordination".

Participants discussed that policies of early discharge from hospital lead to more demands on informal caregivers who must continue care coordination outside hospital without formal assistance.