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31. Nevertheless the Tories did have established methods for ensuring co-ordination between the high command and the rank and file.

32. This results from its special form of organization, a system of relations based on hierarchy, specialization and co-ordination.

33. This requires a level of co-ordination in tongue movements and swallowing.

34. Following the announcement Prawiro invited the World Bank to form a new consultative group for aid co-ordination.

35. Encourage residents to wash and iron their clothes where their eyesight and co-ordination are good.

36. How then could one get the necessary co-ordination at ministerial level and make a reality of collective discussion and responsibility?

37. It involved the co-ordination of a number of government departments which was extensive by the standards of nineteenth-century administration.

38. Laid on top of this choice is that of determining the extent of the investment in co-ordination of the various operations.

39. The report urges greater coherence in research planning and co-ordination between the various funders.

40. These centralized schemes are as much a reflection of adequate financial support as co-ordination.

41. For another it may be frustration at the discovery that his body lacks the co-ordination needed to perform a precise movement correctly.

42. For the euro to work effectively,(http://Sentencedict.com) it requires strong co-ordination between interest rates and how governments tax and spend.

43. As with acid rain and ozone depletion, international co-ordination of government policy is required to tackle the free rider problem.

44. Co-ordination of enterprise objectives is impeded by the time cycle of political authority.

45. Of course, co-ordination is invariably more difficult to achieve between organizations than within a single organization.

46. A joint central committee and joint congresses endeavoured to secure some co-ordination.

47. Where there is a high degree of skill division then more formalized and externalized co-ordination and control will be required.

48. Criterion B implies that apposition resembles co-ordination in that the units in apposition are constituents of the same level.

49. The report criticizes a lack of co-ordination on sea defences.

50. Reviewing the US$86,000 million already spent or pledged, it was agreed to improve co-ordination among both donor and recipient countries.

51. That is the cheapest way of giving some co-ordination and colour to your home.

52. The specialization of functions has a dispersive effect and a primary function of government becomes that of securing co-ordination amongst the parts.

53. We will intensify the co-ordination of security policies within the Twelve.

54. They are designed to keep the body supple, develop co-ordination and improve poise and general fitness.

55. Where there is a co-ordination problem the issuing of an authoritative directive can supply the missing link in the argument.

56. Week Four: Visit image consultant for advice on colours and colour co-ordination.

57. There is also a general feeling that a co-ordination unit will result in more pressure and control on functional departments.

58. There had been earlier instances of co-ordination or control by the dramatist or by the composer.

59. Activity management helps in better co-ordination and smoother task execution that helps the online communities to synchronize their work accordingly.

60. co-ordination of and Connection Between the Legal and Illegal Struggle.