Sentence examples for improper coordination from inspiring English sources
The trouble may lie in improper coordination between the brain's auditory and visual systems.
Mr. Richard said the Bush campaign cautioned that the legal team should keep a careful distance from Ms. Harris, partly to avoid accusations of improper coordination.
The group said that because it was "especially sensitive" about rules banning improper coordination with a candidate, it wanted to check with the F.E.C. first to make sure such ads would be legal.
The one member of the board who voted against closing the case on Thursday was Richard J. Davis, a former federal prosecutor, who argued that a penalty should be assessed because of what he viewed was the "improper coordination" between Mr. Bloomberg's campaign and the Independence Party.
It occurred due to improper coordination between the US and Afghan militaries, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Nevertheless, even under the FEC's current improper coordination regulations, our comments today demonstrate that the activities proposed by American Crossroads would still be illegal.
Sensory deficits, living alone, advanced age, musculoskeletal weakness, improper footwear, diminished reflexes and coordination, medications, and comordid conditions may contribute to a propensity for falls in this population.
The results indicate that lack of top management commitment, improper organizational structure to create and share knowledge and lack of policy for coordination are the major barriers.
Improper GNP maturation can result in defective foliation, which is associated with defects in motor coordination [6], [7], or in medulloblastoma, the most common childhood brain tumor [8].
"The absence of prearrangement and coordination... alleviates the danger that expenditures will be given as a quid pro quo for improper commitments from the candidate," Kennedy wrote.
The Court, citing its Buckley decision, stated, "[t]he absence of coordination... alleviates the danger that expenditures will be given as a quid pro quo for improper commitments from a candidate".
