Sentence examples for over coordination from inspiring English sources

UNHCR argued it had handed over coordination because displacement is not part of its mandate in other countries.

After he got burned by a bum steer from his stockbroker, he happily turned over coordination of his investments to Alexander Pasquale, his accountant of 21 years.

"The WHCA expects the new president-elect to have a protective pool immediately, just like the president does, and we are set to take over coordination of the pooling process from the campaign press corps directly after the election," members of the WHCA board wrote.

In 1992, the Switzerland-based Unioveror International coordinationof (UICC) took over coordination of a small US-based tobacco control network and formed GLOBALink, an online network of tobacco control professionals.

United Nations officials also conceded some tension with the United States over coordination, with complaints that once the Americans took control of the airport they prioritized their flights and delayed others, including critical deliveries like food from the World Food Program.

The plan was first pushed after Hurricane Katrina, following conflicts over coordination between guard and reserve troops.

They showed that the positive charge involved with the E' oxygen-vacancy center is in fact associated with over-coordination of an O. Warren et al. suggested that the formation of positively charged over-coordinated O defects is near the Si/SiO2 interface [33, 34].

Group pricing achieves promising results with respect to over-coordination and RES utilization.

On the other hand, open-loop real-time and time-of-use prices lead to significant over-coordination.

The presented rate modifications can greatly reduce this over-coordination and help to reduce costs through improved integration of renewable generation.

Therefore, group pricing can also reduce over-coordination and at the same time induces load-shifting to hours with net availability of wind power.