Sentence examples for discuss coordination from inspiring English sources

Holbrooke said he was pleased by the appointment of Special Representative Bitimov and invited him to visit Washington to discuss coordination efforts in Afghanistan.

He met with security officials, including Raymond W. Kelly, the city's police commissioner, and Joseph M. Demarest Jr., the assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.'s New York office, "to discuss coordination, cooperation and security for the potential upcoming trials of the 9/11 terrorists," said Special Agent Richard Kolko, an F.B.I. spokesman in New York.

Another of the documents was a memo dated July 29 , 1991 from Mr. Davidge to a Sotheby's executive, David Nash, discussing coordination of the auction schedule.

The counterparts discussed coordination in the fight against Islamic State and the necessity to avoid incidents in Syrian airspace, the ministry said.

The men "discussed coordination with the Palestinian side" and urged the international community to help repair Palestinian towns and infrastructure destroyed in Israel's offensive, an Egyptian spokesman said.

We note that in contrast to the covalent bonds, in the case of the subsequently discussed coordination and hydrogen bonds, thousands of contacts between the proteins belonging to a wide range of families and the ligands are established.

As previously discussed, coordination of IST is essential for efficient and effective training.

We discuss the coordination environment around the A+ ions for these inserted compounds.

This review will discuss the coordination, photophysical, electrochemical and photocatalytic properties of multinuclear metal complexes based on a selection of heterocyclic bridging ligands that show significant photocatalytic activity for hydrogen generation or CO2 reduction.

Formal meetings between the ACCs and the Breathmobile clinical team occur every 2 to 3 months in order to discuss program coordination issues.

"Will we leave the world's refugees behind because education has fallen to only 1.4 per cent of human aid?" Throughout the week, Learning for All bilateral meetings, including with Afghanistan, Chad, Myanmar, Pakistan, Somalia and Timor-Leste, took place to discuss the coordination of financing and concrete steps to accelerate progress toward ensuring that all children can go to school and learn.