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Leaders of some of the UK's biggest unions have pledged to
co-ordinate
action
against the government's cuts.
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President Hollande of France, who hosted the meeting, said regional powers had pledged to share intelligence and
co-ordinate
action
against the group.
3
Based on shared principles and measurable objectives, the union post-Lisbon must
co-ordinate
action
to stop member states losing ground to the Brics.
4
It requires specific
co-ordinated
action
by positively focused civil servants and ministers.
5
In a perfectly
co-ordinated
action
the Solar Guard ships fired their space torpedoes simultaneously.
6
This welcome
co-ordinated
action
is intended to bolster confidence.
7
She said
co-ordinated
action
was needed to tackle climate change and the threats facing the ocean.
8
There will be considerable pressure to take decisive,
co-ordinated
action
,
Fox-Pitt Kelton said in a note.
9
Over the past decade, international co-operation and
co-ordinated
action
have reduced, if not eliminated the threat.
10
It maintained that Dart drivers had engaged in
co-ordinated
action
in refusing to train new recruits.
11
He appealed to member-states to honour their commitments at Amsterdam to concrete EU-wide
co-ordinated
action
on employment.
12
It said the arrests came after
co-ordinated
action
by customs staff in Hong Kong, New Zealand and Australia.
13
Co-ordinated
action
and tough legislation is the only way to bring an end to this horrific cycle of violence.
14
If action is needed, Mrs Merkel's preference will be targeted and
co-ordinated
action
with the rest of the EU.
15
The muscles affecting the more central organs should in every exercise in some sense cause
co-ordinate
actions
in various parts.
16
It is high time the Government got its act together on a
co-ordinated
action
to ensure they are not available.
co-ordinate
action
co-ordinate