Although these lists have been carefully gathered and curated, there has been little standardization and coordination, complicating their use.
The coordination is complicated, and the logistics -- finding jail space over an eight-county area as far away as Odessa, more than 300 miles northwest of Del Rio, and transporting immigrants to and from the far-flung jails -- are a "headache," said Pete Acosta, a deputy U.S. marshal in San Antonio.
In addition, aid coordination was complicated by donations coming in from a range of sources including bilateral aid from CARICOM countries, regional/multilateral aid from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), the European Commission Humanitarian Office (ECHO), and from NGOs.
The coordination mode of the ligand and the presence of a secondary ligand in the first or second coordination sphere often complicate the assignment of a mechanism.
Inevitably, the different professional and indeed ethical standards of police forces around the world complicate coordination.
Compounding these problems are patterns of medical specialization that complicate coordination among physicians.
Obstacles to nexus integration include siloed government departments, sector-based agencies that complicate coordination, restrictive funding mechanisms, legislative and regulatory barriers.
This is because almost all of these regions have autonomous yet interdependent primary and secondary care systems; and the organizational structures that complicate coordination in Rotterdam such as lack of a shared maternity notes and physical distance can also be found elsewhere in the country [ 3].
Changes of party can complicate the coordination of economic policy, however, as the governor is not politically independent in the Indian system and is supposed to work very closely with the finance ministry.
