Sentence examples for need to coordinate from inspiring English sources

This means we need to coordinate more closely our policies on how to improve Europe's competitiveness.

Such a review also extends to the need to coordinate the role of the internal auditor.

A. No question about it, we need to coordinate and communicate better than we have in the past.

But host countries have faced new dilemmas, particularly the need to coordinate drug and sex testing from the 1960s onwards.

He said the Obama administration's plan "comes too soon" given the need to coordinate responses across countries.

"There are so many reliable allies out there, you don't need to coordinate," said Ken Gross, an expert in election law.

Private organizations will need to coordinate their activities to minimize duplication and ensure that no deserving recipient falls through the gaps.

Mayor Pat McCrory of Charlotte, N.C., said, "Every city is a home front, and we need to coordinate better with Washington and prioritize what we are doing".

If they come in without a visa, that's obviously breaking the immigration regulation and we need to coordinate with immigration on that," he said.

Governments need to coordinate comprehensive, long term energy policy – now.

And Scotland's financial community woke up to the need to coordinate and promote itself better.