Sentence examples for coordination between the three from inspiring English sources
Even the Bank of England's deputy governor, John Gieve, joined the chorus of criticism, questioning coordination between the three bodies responsible for banking supervision: "The tripartite's footwork may have owed more to John Sergeant than Fred Astaire," Gieve said.
In a statement issued Friday that seemed directed, at least in part, at the Bush administration, Mr. Kim pointedly noted that the successes of diplomacy last year toward Pyongyang "owe a lot to Seoul's bilateral cooperation with Tokyo and Washington," and he urged that "policy coordination" between the three capitals should be strengthened.
At the joint press conference, Obama noted the improved coordination between the three countries and commended Ghani's "bold leadership in reaching out to Pakistan, which is critical to the pursuit of peace".
Their unprecedented trip to Africa symbolizes the closer cooperation and coordination between the three agencies because of mutual, integrated issues in their mandates.
In case the respondent cited the ASHA's poor work performance or support as a reason for poor coordination between the three groups of workers, the study instrument provided scope to probe the reasons for the lack of support and suggestions to improve her performance.
Arrows again emphasize the necessary coordination between the two.
In a telephone call to President Putin, Mr Sharon called for expanded intelligence coordination between the two countries.
There has not, however, always been adequate coordination between the two forces.
"There are ways you can minimize the risk of corruption by close coordination between the two sides," he said.
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi said Cairo wanted to see more "cooperation and coordination" between the two nations to bolster stability and peace in the Middle East.
Most internal investigations conducted at corporations that are also facing a criminal inquiry usually result in a degree of coordination between the two sets of investigators.
