Mr Jospin has himself recently presented some ideas, a bit like some of Mr Fischer's, though less far-reaching, for "a core of a few [EU] countries co-operating more closely than others".Despite complaints from many in Brussels that the French and Germans are no longer working in synch, Messrs Fischer and Védrine get on well.
Legal budgets are an emerging strategy that require law firms to work in synch with their clients to establish monetary confines.
Why are the Republicans blamed for opposing an ideology that is not in synch with the former format of a typical economy that had been utilized and had worked in the past?
It doesn't synch with anything on BBC 1; it just doesn't work in relation to anything.
"And about getting it to work, to synch up with all the other things".
"J.C. Penney is introducing new elements in the way we work with them, and we're in synch with that," Lynne Collins, a spokeswoman for Saatchi & Saatchi, said on Tuesday afternoon in response to an inquiry from a reporter.
But the economic convergence necessary to make a single currency work is much deeper than having business cycles in synch (and existing members don't even make the test).
One has to be in some way in synch with one's environment to work.
Yet the killer adagios, the slow, sensuous pairs of Rachel Rutherford and Jared Angle and Maria Kowroski and Philip Neal and the moxie of Wendy Whelan and Benjamin Millepied in the second half variations, hit you viscerally: bodies in synch with each other, fearlessly trying to make it work.
In the heart-lifting piece, Stroman and Veazey play two film-obsessed fans who re-create the work of famous dance teams — Astaire and Rogers, Danny Kaye and Vera Ellen, and others — in synch with projections of the originals.
