Meanings of more coordination in English

Overall, Ghodse said, more coordination across borders was key to cracking the trade.

Some came in a hobbling jog, others moved faster and with more coordination.

There would be more coordination on climate change and sustainable development, Mr Bainimarama said.

It would also allow more coordination among government departments.

For most, more coordination means giving away more national sovereignty to unelected European Union institutions.

Get real Ted, my boy, let's have a trifle more coordination between mind and tongue.

The grouping is also due to sign a counter-terrorism initiative providing for more coordination among members.

What's more , 69 percent of citizens believe there should be more coordination of economic and budgetary policies.

Budget airline Ryanair was again vocal in its criticism and airline association IATA said more coordination was needed.

The front, formed two years ago, called for more coordination between foreign and Afghan forces to avoid civilian casualties.

Serco did not support the suggestion, instead calling for better staffing of the teams and more coordination with police.

It looks like the government building in Tortola has been totalled, but there has to be some more coordination.

Bush promised to swiftly implement the recommendations, which would force more coordination between the Pentagon and Veterans Affairs Departments.

They also advocate more coordination of macro-economic policy between the bloc's 19 countries, ultimately with some joint decisions on national budgets.

Mr Coster said it is clear that when dealing with cases involving a large number of officers, that more coordination is needed.

University of Otago epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker told Morning Report the declaration would be a signal that more coordination was needed between countries.