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Meanings of coordination in anglès

portuguès
coordenação
català
coordinació
espanyol
coordinación

The skillful and effective interaction of movements.

coordinació
Usage of coordination in anglès
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However, Ban said that coordination between Afghan and NATO forces had improved.
Reuters
2
She said the crisis had exposed the need for better international coordination.
The Guardian
3
Here is the beginning of what game theorists call a 'coordination problem'.
Beauty
4
Unfortunately, adults often believe size and coordination advantages translate into better performances.
BBC
5
But Greek officials said they needed better coordination within the European Union.
Reuters
6
We need better coordination between the colleges and the Health Workforce Directorate.
Radio NZ
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The opportunity for improved healthcare through strong national coordination is being lost.
The Guardian
8
This means that intergovernmental coordination across the spheres of government is vital.
The South African
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Operations lacked strategy and coordination, and there were problems in military communication.
Reuters
10
The same applies with our coordination with the coalition countries, Massoum said.
Reuters
11
Although not fully understood, proposed functions include body postural stabilization and coordination.
Pubmed
12
New date pending coordination with NASA, Musk said in a Twitter post.
Reuters
13
I think that coordination for sure cannot happen one day to another.
Reuters
14
My kids know how to ride horses; they have good hand-eye coordination.
Ebony
15
An orderly workout process, avoiding further market destabilisation, requires coordination and consistency.
The Irish Times
16
Removing advice, however, reduced the frequency of coordination to just 29 percent.
Cultural Evolution
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Translations for coordination
portuguès
coordenação
Coordination through the time
Coordination across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Rare