The changes led the unions in June to call the general strike — the first since 2002 — for Sept. 29, saying they needed time to coordinate with demonstrations elsewhere in Europe.
Leaders of some religious organizations that oppose same-sex marriage said that they had also received complaints, but that they had not yet had time to coordinate any legal challenge.
But the E.P.A. said it needed more time to coordinate its efforts with the State of California, which agreed not to issue its own fuel-economy standards independent of the federal government.
Opponents of leap seconds, led by the United States, say the sporadic addition of these timekeeping hiccups is a potential nightmare for computer networks that depend on precise time to coordinate communications.
In an indication of the gravity with which the United States viewed the announcement, Glyn T. Davies, the American special representative on North Korea policy, spoke by telephone with his counterparts in Japan, China, Russia and South Korea — before dawn Washington time — to coordinate a unified response.
It takes a long time to coordinate and it takes a long time to get it right.
One participant, a former State Department official, says there isn't enough time to coordinate ministers for public appearances - one of the main goals for this kind of event.
On the other hand, it also has to take a long time to coordinate transmission of each UWB node, which also inevitably misses most spectrum holes. .
Like the consumer site, each B2B section will have its own guide, a paid, trained professional who usually works part time to coordinate subject material in which they have expertise.
Kamali et al. (2011) developed a multi-objective mixed nonlinear integer programming model for the first time to coordinate the system of single buyer and multi-vendors' multi-period with certain demand under all-unit quantity discount policy for vendors.
