Sentence examples for more closely coordinated from inspiring English sources
As global leaders gathered on Wednesday in Davos, Switzerland for their annual deliberations on the world economy, Merkel, delivering the keynote opening speech, sought to shift the debate away from pervasive austerity and spending cuts to promoting growth and jobs, suggesting that labour laws across the EU might be more closely coordinated.
(2005) observed that activation of the mylohyoid, anterior belly of the digastrics, and geniohyoid muscles were more closely coordinated during a sour bolus swallow.
The significantly shorter interval between peak wrist and shoulder velocities suggests that the experts were more closely coordinated and accurate in their movements than controls.
Instead, the leaders agreed to more closely coordinate their regulation of "systemically important" financial institutions.
Even the US, which has sought to more closely coordinate its military operations in Syria with the Kremlin, objected to the proposal, saying it risked ending further cooperation.
The two sides agreed to work together to speed construction and to more closely coordinate events on the memorial plaza, although the foundation will retain control.
Across the country, there are fledgling efforts to tackle this idea in two ways: train veteran volunteers to act as peer counselors to troops and other veterans in need, and more closely coordinate with community-based health care providers, including nonprofits.
Eventually, in 1992, the multi-sectoral Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC) was created to more closely coordinate and monitor the national AIDS strategy.
But now, we are more closely coordinating our response – working together to identify the greatest needs and the key obstacles, and leveraging our respective strengths and resources to overcome those challenges.
A Russian air campaign launched in Syria last year has been more effective because it is closely coordinated with the government of President Bashar al-Assad, who is Moscow's ally but a foe of the United States.
Can these social networks work together more closely to coordinate their responses?
