As Cohen and Rogers put it, the more specific and episodic practices aim at mutual benefits through improved coordination, experimental deliberative practices tied to larger political projects may redistribute power and advantage and in this way secure the conditions of democracy more generally (Cohen and Rogers 2003, 251).
Activities involving coordination, such as tying shoe laces, dressing, driving, catching balls, hand writing, running, riding bikes or eating with a knife and fork, can be especially difficult for people with dyspraxia.
With synergy among the UN circle paramount, her afternoon may be tied to a coordination meeting with another UN mission.
As we find ourselves tied to mobile devices, coordination will increasingly become the organizing principle that defines how we get work done; we will become a network of spontaneous gathering, loosely coordinated agents in constant contact.
It is tied into humanitarian reform, which calls for a greater degree of coordination among agencies, especially now that the cluster approach are being implemented universally in humanitarian response is in place for better collaboration among agencies in responding.
The amendment also ends wasteful and ineffective spending of scarce homeland security dollars, imposing new audit provisions, mandatory reporting, coordination among grant programs at different federal agencies, and requirements that individual expenditures be tied to achieving essential capabilities.
The elements of the trinomial mission-corporate governance-accountability model are in fact tied by reciprocal relations, since in every enterprise there exists an explicit and coherent coordination between mission, governance and accountability (Matacena, 2010).
This takes us into the realm of cortical gain control and neuromodulation – that may be closely tied to synchronous gain and the oscillatory dynamics associated with binding, attention and dynamic coordination (Fries, Womelsdorf, Oostenveld, & Desimone, 2008; Womelsdorf & Fries, 2006).
And Aleksandr Mamut, a young banker who was closely tied to the inner circle of former Russian President Boris N. Yeltsin, has held high positions at each bank, including his current post as chairman of MDM's coordination council.
Although tied to a tight budget, Aravena says money has never been his biggest worry during the rebuilding process: "The scarcest resource by far in cities is not money, it's coordination".
