1. You need excellent co-ordination for ball games.

2. To improve hand-eye co-ordination, practise throwing and catching balls.

3. Co-ordination also implies a certain amount of standardization.

4. Improved co-ordination of all caring services.

5. Co-ordination of economic policies is far away.

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6. There's very good co-ordination between landowners and police.

7. The core group, moreover, would clearly need close co-ordination of fiscal and macroeconomic policies.

8. Indeed the Community has sought co-ordination of national social security legislation to facilitate mobility through Regulations 71/1408 and 72/574.

9. But the necessary co-ordination is not politically feasible without a clear crisis.

10. It worked in close co-ordination with the government bureaucracy and with the soviets.

11. It lacked co-ordination and Morrissey's ability to surprise people with words, seemed strangely lacking.

12. Co-ordination of voluntary effort in relation to the promotion of tree planting and the protection of trees is effected through the Tree Council.

13. The Interactions have been considerably improved and unnecessary co-ordination removed from the interface.

14. The approach was based on notions of co-ordination and co-operation.

15. In the future, broader co-operation and co-ordination may follow from the firm basis of this work.

16. However, apposition is distinguished from co-ordination by criterion B, since the conjunction of co-referential elements is unacceptable.

17. Discussions deal with the co-ordination of activities and the settlement of operational problems on an adhoc basis.

18. The worst aspects of co-ordination, however, were central-local relations within the Soviet hierarchy.

19. Apart from the value of the data itself, the exercise can be a useful preliminary to co-operation and co-ordination at grass-roots level.

20. Besides we were never very sure whether there was a hyphen in the word co-ordination.

21. The decentralization imperative implicit in factoring problems runs into the co-ordination imperative felt keenly by the executive political and administrative elite.

22. Safety is a regular item for discussion at the weekly site progress and co-ordination meetings.

23. His doctor should arrange physiotherapy to teach him and his carers the right exercises to build up strength and co-ordination.

24. Only a Legal Service Commission with executive powers could do the necessary research and co-ordination job.

25. Distortions due to the formation of hydrogen bonds are usually smaller than those due to co-ordination to metal ions.

26. Little detail was available on the needs of individual republics, and there appeared to be little co-ordination in the demands.

27. He may also have a contact man in each functional department responsible for co-ordination and monitoring of the work within the department.

28. The technical director feels there is a need for a special unit for total co-ordination and monitoring.

29. Legal systems suppliers have recently formed a trade association that has been welcomed in the profession to encourage liaison and co-ordination.

30. The three senior officials are generally involved in policy and planning issues and the management and co-ordination of pollution control operations.

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://) 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.

61. Concrete way by the co-ordination in accordance with actual local conditions determined.

62. Co-ordination: the architecture of the nervous system is similar to that of Annelida.

63. This complex compound consists of a co-ordination compound containing a fatty acid residue and at most one RCOO group per two metal atoms.

64. Instead, we need to strengthen policy co-ordination among the main economies and to increase trade and capital movement.

65. Co-ordination: a nerve net is present which co-ordinates swimming of jellyfish and other behavior.

66. co-ordination and mutual help between factories has become the order of the day.

67. Co-ordination: long lateral cords are the main component of the nervous system. Cerebral ganglia are present in free-living worms.

68. Ray Carson of the Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centre in Holyhead, who described the rescue as 'outstanding work given the conditions', said: 'The copter crew definitely saved the life of two men.

69. Directly to the administrative and financial burden of Shoufangkuan institutions in sufficient maintenance funds on the basis of co-ordination by governments at all levels for subsidies funds.

70. Of course there must be some "co-ordination" of budgetary policy but national governments will insist on political discretion.

71. Only the Board of Auditors with management, external audit, internal audit co-ordination between, and mutual cooperation in order to exert better oversight function.

72. As safety will invariably affect the project objective, it is imperative that every assigned task must be executed safety through effective planning, communication, co-ordination and co-operation.

73. If you are a temporary resident in Sweden, you can apply to the Tax Authority for a co-ordination number, which replaces the personal identity number and will allow you to apply for F-tax status.

74. Employment and training of staff in co-ordination with Human Resource Department.

75. Shareholders will also be held this week, the Shenzhen Municipal Government will co-ordination, and this is the third ACC.

76. You can read more about the co-ordination number in this brochure (Swedish and English).

77. It's very important to local education co-ordination in the late Ch'ing Dynasty.

77. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

78. It was indicated that there was compatibility between fabric anisotropy and force anisotropy and no cumulative loss of co-ordination number during cyclic loading.

79. An intensive, dynamic and complete group fitness training for cardio, strength, flexibility, balance, co-ordination and fat-burning.

80. Those include greater co-ordination on economic and energy polices, as well as plans for the appointment of a Franco-German minister.

81. And in co-ordination with maths methods, we will introduce the relative theory in management, such as marginal balance, the flexibility in enterprise management, and the idea of stability, etc.