Sentence examples for other forms of coordination from inspiring English sources

In coordinated market economies, as one finds them for example in continental Europe, other forms of coordination, e.g. collective bargaining, play a greater role, which has an impact on institutions such as employee representation in company boards (Hall and Soskice 2001).

Thus, functional experiments are essential to separate direct (or indirect) molecular interactions from other forms of coordination that may involve other regulatory mechanisms.

But Gen. Richard B. Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said a few minutes later that "whether it's a central nervous system or some other form of coordination" was an open question and that "the intelligence community, as far as I know, will not tell you, will not give you an answer, because they can't give me an answer".

The package contains many sound reforms, including greater use of managed care and other forms of care coordination.

Starting roughly in the 18th century, one finds debates about a society in which markets have an impact on the society as a whole, and are a social sphere of their own, rather than being subordinated to other forms of social coordination.

For the UNICEF supported CPC it therefore remains highly relevant and appropriate to address child and maternal survival objectives in support of national efforts and in coordination with other forms of external aid.

Indeed, it is tempting to speculate that the requirement for social coordination in courtship may be the base on which to evolve other forms of interaction among conspecifics.

Other forms of motorsport are joining in.

What about other forms of cancer screening?

Or to try other forms of transportation.

Domestically, the review calls for "enhanced central government and Armed Forces planning, coordination and capabilities" under the extraordinary totalitarian powers of the Civil Contingencies Act, to respond to domestic emergencies in the form of natural hazards, environmental disasters or other forms of strategic shocks.