Clearly Sessions is on the defense, and trying very hard to hide behind a straw-man argument about coordination to distract attention from his previous lies about the existence and nature of his meetings with Kislyak.
The learning enables the hearer to (1) recognize surfaces, (2) use the recognized but otherwise unanalyzed surfaces for looking up lexical entries which provide the meaning and the grammatical properties, and (3) connect them with the semantic relations of functor-argument and coordination.
"In emergency situations the argument for greater coordination between NGOs is a strong one, but this cannot come at the expense of responding quickly and effectively on the basis of need alone".
In limited contexts - foreign relations, military affairs, coordination of arguably conflicting mandates - the argument for inherent presidential decisional authority is stronger.
For example, if you liked Michael Chwe's post about his book "Rational Ritual," Singh's book draws a good deal from Chwe's work on common knowledge to make his argument about coups as coordination games.
The argument over spontaneity versus coordination largely misses the point, which is the way that a loose network of groups sustains and encourages opposition to the administration and gives the movement currency and power it would not otherwise have.
Although, as stated in the introduction, we are studying here the hardest social dilemma, we envisage that similar conclusions may apply to the other dilemmas represented by coordination or anti-coordination games, as arguments based on the inter- and intra-structure of the communities may well carry over to them.
By focusing on three general issues in the context of industrial R&D – trust, coordination, and motivation – this article develops an argument for a more expansive government role.
Coordination has also been one of the main arguments for aid modalities such as sector-wide approaches (SWAp) and general budget support [ 7- 10].
In relation to systems-based explanations, the evidence about the poor coordination of services is broadly consistent with the arguments in To Err Is Human, namely that many safety failures are essentially system failures.
