Sentence examples for coordination and exchange from inspiring English sources

Hollande said that the two leaders had agreed on better intelligence coordination and exchange.

procedures for the coordination and exchange of information concerning violations of the agreement of the Coordinating Committee.

Such platform could be the "place" for exchange and constructive discussion both between researchers and practitioners; a "place" where knowledge on sustainable urban food system creation can be permanently recorded and accessible, in order to enhance coordination and exchange in food strategy implementation processes.

TCBMs are voluntary and aimed to enhance the transparency of outer space activities through international cooperation, coordination, and exchange of information regarding space policies and activities.

In summary, the project's future focus should be on supporting communication, coordination and exchange, and re-establishing the focus on the psychosocial needs of children and adolescents affected by violence.

Extension services are virtually absent, and only since the establishment of the AAOCH (Agrupación de Agricultura Orgánica de Chile) in 1999, some coordination and exchange of experiences has taken place among organic farmers.

No decisions were announced but the emphasis appeared to be on increasing coordination and exchanging intelligence to stem the flow of cash and fighters flocking to the black banner of the Isis "caliph", Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and on backing the new Iraqi government.

This incident, and the rapid spread of the affected products worldwide, has evidenced the need for a mechanism for coordination and information exchange linking food-safety authorities and promoting the rapid exchange of information.

Indeed a key component of an effective surveillance and response to EIDs is close coordination and data exchange between agencies including federal, state and local public health sectors, and agriculture and wildlife departments.

The particle surface effect hereby referred to the disordered alignment of surface atomic spins induced by reduced coordination and broken exchange bonds between surface spin [23].

The surface spin disorder, arising from reduced coordination and broken exchange bonds between surface spins, is expected to give reduced magnetization for samples with smaller diameter.