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Japan's Vice Finance Minister, Koji Tanami, reiterated at a regular weekly news conference on Monday that the Japanese Government may take coordinated action with other countries to halt the yen's decline.

The Volcker Rule, intended to prevent banks from making risky speculative investments with their own money, involves taking coordinated action with a number of other agencies, even as Congress looks over the S.E.C.'s shoulder.

3. Take targeted, coordinated action with others.

The police in Bern and Lausanne arrested three men and broke up a ring of 40 suspected pedophiles after a nine-month coordinated action with authorities in France and Canada.

But the broad strokes of Obama's new plan are impressive: tough regulations on greenhouse gas emissions, new energy efficiency standards for appliances, renewable energy development on public lands, billions of additional federal dollars to support the launch of green technologies, and coordinated action with state and local governments to help mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change.

To fullfil these processes, it is expected that peptidoglycan cleavage enzymes must exert their functions in coordinated action with PBPs.

Rather than siding with the fire-breathers of the Black Belt, farther to the south, northern Alabamians had initially tried to walk a tightrope, hoping to coordinate action with other seceding states rather than recklessly secede alone.

Janet: Humans are marvelously unique among the animal kingdom in that we're the only species designed to imagine a future that doesn't exist today and to coordinate action with other human beings to make our visions reality.

But private companies should keep ahead of the coming legislative storm by sharing information about the nature of the security problems they're encountering, comparing notes and then coordinating action with law enforcement.

Since sPLA2s may exert a coordinate action with other genes in tumorigenesis and associated inflammation, we also examined the expression of a panel of genes known to be involved in inflammation and colorectal tumorigenesis.

One pilot might be told, for example, to "climb, climb," while the other might be told to "descend, descend". By contrast, collision avoidance systems in ships do not have the ability to coordinate actions with each other, experts said.