Sentence examples for sufficient coordination from inspiring English sources
Numerous quasi-religious uprisings had punctuated the long era of Spanish sovereignty over the Philippines, but none possessed sufficient coordination to oust the Europeans.
UNITED NATIONS — Humanitarian efforts by the United Nations in Haiti have lacked sufficient coordination with local organizations in delivering aid and establishing security, according to an independent assessment released on Tuesday.
A report by a Pentagon commission listed numerous problems in the planning and execution of the mission and cited a lack of sufficient coordination among the service branches, though it did not assign blame to General Vaught or the commanders under him.
For fault at F1 and F2, there should be sufficient coordination time margin (CTI1) between primary relay and backup relay time inverse relay characteristics.
When questions arose about the transit way's anemic performance in 2004, Metro officials complained that Caltrans built it without sufficient coordination with the county transit agency or its predecessor, the Southern California Rapid Transit District.
Despite the Government's effort to strengthen child survival and develop integrated early childhood services, there are still no sufficient coordination, continuity, synergies, and referral systems in the provision of health, education, protection and other social services for young children.
These observations indicate that simply trapping the displaced strand by DNA binding is not sufficient, but coordination between the steps of junction base pair unwinding/trapping and synthesis is needed for rate acceleration.
The overall picture that emerged across all four cases was that whilst accessibility and continuity of information underpin effective care, they are not sufficient for coordination of care for complex conditions.
Instead, they suggest that communication between CPGs, perhaps by local interneurons, may be sufficient for coordination, a suggestion that is supported by recent studies in vertebrates ((Kiehn, 2011) for review).
2) Does the U.S. have sufficient sanctions and coordination capabilities?
We contribute to this literature by investigating a contract of royalty payments that is sufficient for channel coordination.
