Sentence examples for long-term coordination from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy is planning a series of initiatives to turn the group from a body concerned primarily with crisis management to one focused more on long-term coordination among major economic powers.

Except for interfacing with the shore grid, no need exists for long-term coordination with neighboring microgrids   h.

World governance is the lubricant of development Strongly developed and aimed at long-term coordination and cooperation, but only if related to direct national interests.

It is argued that reforms must be designed in view of the importance of the need for investment through long-term coordination and reduction of investment risks.

Policy aims at guaranteeing a learning curve from boom to boom phase, thereby applying a longer time horizon than in C International relations Strongly developed and aimed at long-term coordination and cooperation.

· Successful technology transfer arrangements and manufacturing initiatives require long-term coordination and planning across health, industrial, and science and technology sectors.

The development, roll out, and long term coordination of the campaign is described in full elsewhere.

Increasing the parameter k might help separating the effects of real synchronization from those of low bivariate signal variability or long-term frequency coordination, but it is not realistic to count only RSA patterns which are stable over at least k = 3 heartbeats.

This move would allow each agency to develop long-term agendas in coordination with the secretary of culture in each administration.

It also calls for a national security council to improve coherent long-term thinking and coordination of foreign, defence and security policies - something Mr Brown also pre-empted yesterday with the announcement of a similar committee.

Other aspects are the availability of technical components and long-term commitment and coordination of companies and organizations.