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Such a policy could be directed to individuals unaffiliated with the Islamic government and institutions and could be coordinated with sponsorship from major American universities and research centers.
The cards could be coordinated with fingerprints or, in a few years, facial characteristics, and be programmed to permit or limit access through turnstiles to buildings or areas.
On the other hand, he wrote, "if suddenly every dollar of spending could be coordinated with the candidates, the inducement to circumvent would almost certainly intensify".
We had done a lot of work initially to get the foundation work in place so that the No. 7 could be coordinated with that.
Britain's plans to create new relationship with the European Union could be coordinated with far-reaching EU treaty changes to create an integrated eurozone, the controversial reforming French economics minister has said.
Mr. Herring said investigators were re-examining the radar images and the precise times they were made, so that the sighting of the object could be coordinated with other events aboard the orbiter.
Inside, I ran into this guy Turk I know, who works for the Bahraini National Guard, and for all I knew, could be coordinating with those inhuman riot police.
But he said the success of the measures would depend on the effectiveness with which they could be coordinated on a global scale and that required fundamental reform of the World Health Organisation, something the leaders stopped short of deciding on.
Although the United States could launch helicopter raids on its own, a defense official said, the strikes could also be coordinated with the forces in Afghanistan opposed to the Taliban, including the Northern Alliance, as well as opposition groups in southern Afghanistan.
That meant action had to be coordinated with authorities overseas and could take time to arrange.
