Whether those common interests will extend to actual, as opposed to de facto, military coordination – US air strikes or drone intelligence in support of Iranian revolutionary guards, or Iranian-advised Iraqi units – remains to be seen.
Email is good for longer correspondence that doesn't fit well in a messaging environment, but it shouldn't be used as a de facto project coordination and file sharing tool and that's what it has become.
This may well reduce the distance between citizens, firms and the administration authorities, but it also generates different views on goals and priorities pursued by these authorities, increasing rather than reducing, de facto, the coordination problem and the lack of an integrated, organic and consistent agricultural policy.
De jure, perhaps, but de facto, no.
This puts the U.S. in de facto alliance with Iran (operationalized through shared intelligence and coordination of activity by Iraqi intermediaries).
When we vote on a policy, as discussed above, we de facto change our problem from a collective-action prisoner's dilemma into a simple coordination problem by ruling out individual idiosyncrasies in our choices.
The Democrats charge that the foundation's advertisements, particularly in coordination with the other ads, have made the Americans for Prosperity Foundation a de facto political action group in violation of the federal tax code.
Recently, as mentioned, in coordination with coalition airstrikes, the Peshmerga cut Daesh's supply line between Mosul in Iraq and Daesh's de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria.
"These publications challenge de facto censorship.
