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Splitting the agency could also hamper coordination between its service and enforcement sides, critics of the move argue.

Once they're on the ground, language and cultural differences can hamper coordination among soldiers from multiple nations as they maneuver in the dark with lethal weapons (using blanks, for this exercise).

The donor/IGO/NGO resources are fragmented across numerous ministries (and departments within ministries) with different aid modalities and requirements hamper coordination and collaboration.

Some legal and regulatory restrictions that had hampered coordination between the C.I.A. and the F.B.I.have been eased.

Moreover, the fact that different components of community mental health care are funded by different payers (and on different legal bases) hampers coordination and integration of services.

Furthermore, the vastness of the terrain, geographic dispersion (of communication and transportation) and diversity of livestock production systems hampers the coordination of their activities.

It seems as if the fragmentation of competencies between different governmental levels and a tradition of strict demarcation of ministers' competencies in Belgium still hampered policy coordination.

Lack of community focus and poor coordination hamper efforts, agency warns.

But although many companies embrace this broad vision of CSR, they are hampered by poor coordination and a lack of logic connecting their various programs.

"INTERNAL DISCORD HAMPERS A FIGHT AGAINST EBOLA" was the headline, over a tale of incompetence and fractiousness: The global response to the Ebola virus in Liberia is being hampered by poor coordination and serious disagreements between Liberian officials and the donors and health agencies fighting the epidemic, according to minutes of top-level meetings and interviews with participants.

At the time, CDC's numerous international programs were "somewhat siloed," and the lack of coordination hampered detection and response efforts, senior CDC official Dr. Rohit Chitale said.