Sentence examples for persistent coordination from inspiring English sources

Fair organizers later fired Peter Ripken, 67, who was the project manager for the trade show's international center, blaming him for "persistent coordination problems in connection with this year's guest of honor, China".

To resolve that number of deportation cases, officials will have to fix persistent breakdowns in coordination between two federal agencies that oversee the nation's overburdened and troubled immigration system, ICE officials acknowledged.

The Group of 20 economic powers has given the I.M.F. the task of helping to untangle the thorniest problem threatening global economic coordination: the persistent balance-of-payments imbalances that bind Asia and America in an uneasy embrace.

The power of the approach introduced is illustrated for a typical case to identify coordination failures and persistent sustainability problems but as well leverage points for transformative change.

Behavioral signs also noted included loss of coordination, seizures, and persistent aggression.

The third component we identify is coordination, which is a persistent challenge and polemic in the humanitarian sector (Stephenson 2005; Bisri 2016).

At the same time, though, doubts about the value of coordination efforts remain a persistent part of the aid discourse.

The current data obtained with experimental paradigms deliver novel evidence of inefficient interference control and task-set coordination in adults with persistent ADHD.

There is an association with persistent bed wetting, language delay, and developmental coordination disorder (DCD), with about half of people with DCD having ADHD.

Given this capacity for compensation, the specific and persistent impairments in multi-joint, interlimb, and whole-body coordination in pcd are particularly striking.

We would like to thank Suzanna Huebsch for her persistent effort with the recruitment of participants and the coordination of all testing sessions.