Examples of using Coordinated effort in English and their translations into French
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The Chamber found that the crimes were the consequence of a coordinated effort supervised by a clear chain of command.
This situation had to be addressed through a global coordinated effort, involving particularly multilateral financial,
A coordinated effort in identifying alternate locations is essential,
These goals can only be achieved through a global coordinated effort with countries supporting each other in strengthening their national Veterinary Services.
suggest a larger strategy, a coordinated effort.
a comprehensive approach to addressing labour market deficiencies will require a coordinated effort.
This situation had to be addressed through a global coordinated effort, involving particularly multilateral financial,
identify interdependent activities requiring a coordinated effort.
A comprehensive settlement in the Middle East will facilitate a global coordinated effort for Middle East reconstruction,
This option would support a broadly-based coordinated effort to improve understanding of the Basin's ecosystem
drug trafficking posed even greater threats, calling for a coordinated effort.
This is a propitious forum for orchestrating a coordinated effort to promote the values of dialogue.
demonstrated the potential of coordinated effort from the fishing fleet.
According to the Chief Minister, developing this programme involved difficult decisions and coordinated effort of the entire Government.
The United Nations will continue to follow this process closely, with the hope that coordinated effort will be sustained.
On 2 February the Uniform Licence Plates system was introduced following a closely coordinated effort by my Office and IPTF.
future plans to ensure more coordinated effort for supporting education of children with disabilities.
There is a need for a strengthened and better coordinated effort by all stakeholders to improve achievement in upper secondary education.
The elimination of torture could take place only as part of a broad, coordinated effort to establish a more just international economic order.
But it was always clear to us from the beginning that control of this trade could succeed only if there was an internationally coordinated effort.