It is largely coordinated on-line.
To that end, the same digital tools that sex workers used to find and screen clients prior to the passage of SESTA/FOSTA have enabled many of the women in the world's oldest profession to coordinate on political issues in ways that they previously did not.
Nonetheless, in 1995, RJR, lamenting the loss of INFOTAB's structure for coordinating global policies, considered proposing to PM that the two companies coordinate on global issues [ 184].
Dean Baquet, the managing editor, told me The Times "could probably better coordinate on the issue" in 2012 and should have an editor to "make sure everybody knows what everybody else is doing".
The Treasury fired back at the accusations of complacency, saying 11 federal regulators were coordinating on this issue and they had not found evidence to date of a systemic threat to the broader financial system.
Everything is being coordinated on the Web.
No wonder Xi Jinping of China made his first international trip as China's president to Moscow, where he told his counterpart, Vladimir V. Putin, that Beijing and Moscow should "resolutely support each other in efforts to protect national sovereignty, security and development interests" and promised to "closely coordinate" on regional and international issues.
D Geographic coordinate issues and environment issues (A) Re-check common coordinate errors (Yesson et al. 2007).
The State Department will designate a senior officer to coordinate our diplomacy on issues related to technology and signals intelligence.
And in the 2005 fiscal year, an Acorn affiliate, the New York Agency for Community Affairs Inc., received a Congressional earmark for a $138,130 department grant to provide youth leadership training to students in New York, to form "ACORN Youth Union" chapters, and to coordinate student campaigns on issues like neighborhood safety and school governance.
Suppose #1 and #2 coordinate on (Hare, Hare).
