Sentence examples for governments coordination from inspiring English sources

They say the governments' coordination became especially pronounced as Korean fears about an American pullout increased after President Richard M. Nixon announced plans in 1969 to reduce the number of American troops in South Korea.

AMERICA seems to have dodged a bullet with the swine flu epidemic — yet this was more the result of the virus being less deadly than feared rather than of any government coordination.

A 2006 report by a European chemical association said that even when European inspectors found serious safety issues, European regulators did not suspend the producers from supplying the European market because of a lack of government coordination.

But Josh Filler, who oversees state and local government coordination for the Department of Homeland Security, maintained that the formula is working well, and is "getting money to those areas with the greatest need and at greatest risk".

The federal requirement, mentioned briefly in a presidential directive issued in February, will be detailed in the Department of Homeland Security's National Response Plan, which is still being formulated, according to Josh Filler, the director of state and local government coordination for the new federal agency.

It has published ideas for major increases in volunteering in three key areas – healthcare, education and young people and supporting jobseekers – as well as for cross-government coordination, including the opening of an executive agency "responsible for embedding civic participation in public services and communities".

Still, in a sign of the sensitivity of the issue, a spokeswoman for the Israeli Interior Ministry confirmed on Wednesday that a meeting of the district planning committee had been put off earlier this week pending the conclusions of a committee set up by Mr. Netanyahu to improve government coordination regarding building plans in Jerusalem.

In our country the intra-government coordination mechanism is a limitation.

Key themes emerged relating to infrastructure delivery, public transport services, walk- and cycle-friendly community attributes, political leadership and government coordination, and societal travel norms and culture.

A large credit card company in the Republic of Korea, for instance, built infrastructure for traditional vendors with local government coordination.

Our paper has traced and discussed important drivers, such as environmental concern, local economic development, strengthening social cohesion and disappointment with centralised government coordination.