Sentence examples for coordinate more closely from inspiring English sources

This means we need to coordinate more closely our policies on how to improve Europe's competitiveness.

Governments, though, have pledged to coordinate more closely with the US in backing only vetted, non-jihadi Islamist fighting units.

Lawmakers are considering legislation to abolish the type of mutual funds the company sells and require the military to coordinate more closely with civilian regulators.

He identified the Indian DCM in Kabul as the GOI point person for Afghan assistance and encouraged U.S. Mission staff in Afghanistan to coordinate more closely with him.

The Bush administration responded last week when Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff announced that he would coordinate more closely with the border states and bolster enforcement efforts.

Violence in Iraq fell sharply from 2007 2009, after Sunni militants began to coordinate more closely with the US military and the US added troops in the 2007 "surge".

The airlines said approval by the Department of Transportation would allow them effectively to operate as one carrier on trans-Pacific routes by coordinating more closely on schedules and prices.

But, given the outcome, perhaps Bosch and certainly Nokia might have been better off in the long run if Bosch's IP sales team had coordinated more closely with Nokia and denied IPCom the means and the opportunity to attack.

We are also shoring up the parts of the border that the Taliban uses by thickening the line with Afghan forces, putting up more drones and coordinating more closely with Pakistani border guards.

But Mr. Polanco said the board had coordinated more closely with the police and school officials for the general election to make sure that the nearly 1,400 polling sites opened on time.

This time around there are some signs that the Europeans and Americans are coordinating more closely on Google — both on timing and substance — than in many previous cases with a transatlantic dimension.