World leaders should swiftly coordinate interest rate cuts and provide massive liquidity to markets in developing countries.
"Thanks to these generous donations, we will be able to work more efficiently and swiftly in coordinating emergency responses with our partners and bolster our efforts to protect children in emergencies from exploitation and abuse," she said.
He was widely praised for moving swiftly to help coordinate the reopening of the markets.
Brokers said Mr. Tisch sped through the approval process unusually swiftly, and the closing was coordinated with Ms. Ronson's purchase a few weeks ago of a somewhat more modest apartment a short walk away, at 4 East 72nd Street.
In regards to the latter, President Barack Obama, Congress and federal agencies should swiftly but thoughtfully produce a road map to guide and better coordinate the nation's food, water and energy policy in a manner buttressed by the pillars of sustainability and resiliency.
Although Democrats in the Senate swiftly changed their position on "fast track" authority, Ms Warren's ability to coordinate a Democrat-led filibuster against the Democratic president shows some serious leadership chops.
With the internet, we can communicate with headquarters to swiftly make decisions, or with heads of different districts and other NGOs to coordinate the response.
News of the new plan came so swiftly on Thursday that some Marine company commanders were still glumly working over maps to coordinate the earlier plans for joint patrols with Iraqi forces when word reached them.
She took alternate turns to right and left, fell swiftly to the floor in a sudden and spectacular backbend, and then, kneeling, began to brilliantly coordinate head (moving side to side) and hands.
A cross-industry committee that helps coordinate enforcement might be necessary to ensure that as someone is booted from one platform, their presence elsewhere is swiftly reviewed and monitored for similar offenses.
