ordination造句

Co-ordination will be vital.

The new carp tsar should ensure better co-ordination.

Policy co-ordination with other major countries is needed.

Some degree of divergence is inevitable, but more co-ordination is needed.

His ordination gives him the right to conduct a marriage or a funeral.

That leads to another potential flashpoint for 2011: the lack of global co-ordination.

The core EMPRES precepts are: Early Warning, Early Detection, Early Reaction, Enabling Research, Co-ordination, and Communication.

The survivors had many defects which included eczema, calcification of tissues, anatomical defects, neuroses and abnormalities in neuromuscular co-ordination.

The National Extremism Tactical Co-ordination Unit, which oversaw their arrest, has turned its attention to such matters once again.

Part of the intricacy of co-ordination in using language lies, as we saw in the pvious chapter, in the different constraints operating in speech and writing.

Macroeconomic co-ordination will be necessary, especially to ensure that the fiscal tightening which must follow the stimulus does not strangle the recovery.

And with careful control and co-ordination of the muscle groups in their legs, patients can even rise from their wheelchairs and take steps.

They saw the new NSC as both an instrument for co-ordination in Whitehall and as a way to encourage more strategic thinking.

The first principle is co-ordination—especially in rescue packages, like the one that helped the rich world’s banks last year.

Pending formation of this statutory body, the Provisional Construction Industry Co-ordination Board was set up in September with members drawn from clients, professionals, academics, consultants, contractors, workers, independent persons, as well as government bureaux and departments.

These incidents were seen by many to be due to a lack of effective central co-ordination, arising from fragmentation of responsibilities for public health matters among different agencies within Government and the Provisional Municipal Councils.

For many, the fallout from the Greek crisis has proved what they had suspected all along: that the euro zone needs more fiscal co-ordination in order to work.

To tide over the immediate crisis, the UN’s Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) is poised to announce a three-month package of assistance for “urgent life-saving activities”.