Sentence examples for regular coordination from inspiring English sources
"Natalia's main role was coordinating, including regular coordination with Chaika, whom she knew personally," said a source acquainted with the Prevezon case.
Additionally, the regular coordination round trips made by the project coordinator, which aimed at monitoring and supporting country teams, provided opportunities to discuss the ART intervention and the DEI process.
A second property of pseudo-coordination that distinguishes it from regular coordination is that the two conjuncts cannot be reordered.
In (6), we see that regular coordination permits the order of conjuncts to be changed, while in (7) we see that the same is not possible with try and (De Vos 2005:59).
These mechanisms may take the form of regular coordination meetings between the different implementing actors (e.g. local health and education authorities, NGO partners, community-based organizations) at the sub-national level and/or may include the development of an integrated service delivery manual or common plan of action.
The European Commission has insisted for the inclusion of local civil society organizations in these regular coordination meetings and has encouraged them to join in the national efforts by providing substantial funding for their activities, which has, at times, turned them into valuable sources of expertise for the national authorities.
Regular motor coordination exercise can also generate positive adaptations of cognitive function, and this form of exercise is likely to activate and maintain the visual-spatial network.
M2 has regular fivefold coordination (M2O4F1) with average bonds [average 1.948 (7)–2.068 (1) Å].
From an energetic point of view, there is evidence that Al3+ could also occupy the 48 g site with its almost regular octahedral coordination sphere.
The National Desertification Control Office is located in the Ministry of Forestry in order to coordinate regular programmes and activities; coordination points have been created at different levels of local government.
Carden & Pesetsky (1977 86) note that try and does not behave like a regular case of coordination.
