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Significados de co-ordinated en inglés

Operating as a unit.

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Intentionally matched.

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Uso de co-ordinated en inglés
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I agree with him that a more co-ordinated approach is, however, needed.
The Irish Times
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The SDLP said yesterday the attack was clearly co-ordinated and politically motivated.
The Irish Times
3
They are formed into 'militias' and co-ordinated by Communist Party political officers.
News.com.au
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It requires specific co-ordinated action by positively focused civil servants and ministers.
The Irish Times
5
Support for disabled students preparing to leave school should be better co-ordinated.
Radio NZ
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A co-ordinated collaborative approach is needed to realize these benefits at scale.
Pubmed
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Based on its findings, the Auditor- General recommended a more co-ordinated approach.
Radio NZ
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That posed a challenge to forming a co-ordinated response to the fires.
News.com.au
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Establishment of neuronal identity requires co-ordinated expression of specific batteries of genes.
Pubmed
10
Any industrial action is likely to be co-ordinated between the two unions.
The Guardian
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And activity between competing transport agencies will have to be properly co-ordinated.
The Irish Times
12
The police got the suspected terrorist who co-ordinated this and other attacks.
The Irish Times
13
She co-ordinated the ensemble with Jimmy Choo heels and large blue earrings.
News.com.au
14
That expulsion occurred in a similar co-ordinated way to the current Russian situation.
Radio NZ
15
The Islamic State group later claimed responsibility for the co-ordinated blasts.
News.com.au
16
A large number of co-ordinated attacks in the region is unusual.
Reuters
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