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Meanings of better coordination in English

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Usage of better coordination in English
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But Greek officials said they needed better coordination within the European Union.
Reuters
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We need better coordination between the colleges and the Health Workforce Directorate.
Radio NZ
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Instead, it is better coordination that has yielded more arrests, he said.
Reuters
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Greek officials said they needed better coordination within the European Union.
Reuters
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Karzai called for better coordination between foreign forces and Afghan authorities.
Reuters
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The university needs more and better decentralization, and it needs more and better coordination.
I’m OK – You’re OK
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He sensed a better coordination of enemy forces, a more unified plan of campaign.
Gather, Darkness!
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Juppe called for better coordination with rebel forces on the ground in choosing targets.
Reuters
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The improvement follows better coordination between Italy and nearby Malta.
Reuters
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They included the need for better coordination among different government departments and agencies, he said.
Reuters
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Therefore we should all contribute to the solution and we should have much better coordination.
Reuters
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The UN report calls not only for better laws, but also better coordination between agencies.
The Guardian
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One example of better coordination would be on capital controls that 40 countries have introduced unilaterally.
Reuters
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I put forward plans for better coordination, changes in targeting procedure, changes in the media operation.
A journey: my political life
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They may also need to consider better coordination when they inject liquidity into strained financial markets.
Reuters
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Experts also urged better coordination among government bodies.
Reuters
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