Sentence examples for voluntary coordination from inspiring English sources

The number of competing financial intermediaries and exchanges (including derivative-security exchanges) around the globe would make it extraordinarily difficult for efforts at private voluntary coordination to succeed.

What was achievable, however, he said, was a "massive increase in voluntary coordination," including measures to encourage greater budgetary discipline and to sanction countries running excessively high deficits.

Value chain governance may be provided by: (a) market mechanisms, (b) hierarchical non-market mechanisms and (c) by non-market-based voluntary coordination between actors of a collective action type (Markelova et al. [2009]).

Motor disturbances, associated with the loss of voluntary movement coordination, are the classical symptoms of HD, with bradykinesia and rigidity appearing in later stages of the disease.

What is the difference between voluntary cooperation and coordination?

With her permission, CareFirst enrolled Garmon in its voluntary Complex Care Coordination program.

The cerebellum coordinates unconscious regulation of balance, muscle tone, and coordination of voluntary movements.

Gathered in the cerebellum are the cells that govern voluntary movements and muscular coordination, including those involved in fine manual skills, posture perception, and speech articulation.

When the military, the international organizations and the voluntary agencies hold their coordination meetings in Sarajevo they involve more than donation lists.

While a fairly deep pool of research exists on voluntary mechanisms in regional coordination much of it dismisses these organizations as inconsequential.

Under Bailey's guidance the Country Life Commission's report outlined a broad program of rural reorganization that called for improvements in rural education, transportation, communication, sanitation, institutional coordination, and voluntary cooperation all with the goal of increasing rural efficiency.