Sentence examples for issues of coordination from inspiring English sources
Scenes from the films were shown on a screen above the orchestra as it played, posing difficult issues of coordination.
Instead of supporting Ms. Reding's call for a powerful regulator, the council plans to propose that a current advisory panel of 27 national regulators, called the European Regulators Group, be transformed into a private corporation — similar to a lobbying group — that will try to address issues of coordination.
"China simply doesn't have the same issues of coordination [the U.S.] would face in the case of information warfare".
The results indicate significant issues of coordination in the referral network.
Most of the measures relate to paw movement, whereas traditionally issues of coordination (e.g. in studies examining the role of the cerebellum, as cited in the paper) consider interactions between joints.
Mr. Cunningham said that the group would file whatever lobbying disclosures were required by law, but that the issue of coordination was legally irrelevant.
But leaked emails from the Palin campaign reveal that there was, in fact, coordination between Palin's campaign, Romney and the RGA--which is illegal under Alaska campaign laws--though in respect to the issue of "coordination," APOC dismissed the complaint and issued no sanctions.
Our point of departure is the early 1990s, when the issue of coordination became a focus for international attention.
31 33 At the same time, the responsibility for handovers should not be shifted to patients and their families, as handovers are primarily an issue of coordination for health services.
