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The agency also needs to coordinate better with other government agencies and charities in future disasters, the review concluded.

Mayor Pat McCrory of Charlotte, N.C., said, "Every city is a home front, and we need to coordinate better with Washington and prioritize what we are doing".

Two federal agencies responsible for ensuring the public's safety in the event of a radioactive accident at the Indian Point 2 nuclear plant need to coordinate better with local officials drawing up emergency plans, the federal General Accounting Office has concluded.

State parties must also coordinate better with the national Democratic party on messaging.

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, the New York firm, redid the facade, removing large expanses of blind brick wall and replacing them with a curtain wall that coordinated better with 200 West and the canopy.

And it probably should have been coordinated better with other countries in the region, because it made it more difficult -- although it shouldn't be an excuse -- for [those countries] to speak out about cases of political prisoners, detentions, violations of freedom of expression.

A map of his support may coordinate with racist Google searches, but it coordinates even better with deindustrialization and despair, with the zones of economic misery that 30 years of Washington's free-market consensus have brought the rest of America.

Administration officials said the change would allow states to coordinate Head Start better with their own preschool programs, and would bolster its educational mission by moving its oversight to the federal Education Department from Health and Human Services.

SocialChorus, a startup that has built a platform to help organizations coordinate and communicate better with their employees, is announcing today that it has raised $12.5 million, funding that it will be using to expand its business (namely in EMEA with a new office in London) at a time when the company is already seeing a lot of growth.

A spokeswoman for the federal Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services said it was "working carefully to develop new ideas to better coordinate care with appropriate safeguards to protect beneficiaries".

By visiting, groups can form connections with local collaborators and better coordinate efforts with other groups doing similar work in Haiti.