Examples of using Insufficient coordination in English and their translations into German
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there is insufficient coordination of the public health response and no cross-sectoral interlinking of decision making processes in public health.
Tion during training, insufficient coordination between schoolbased and infirm training,
So far, there has been insufficient coordination of national alert systems at Community level, as the events surrounding the food poisoning and food contamination cases of recent years have shown in particular.
Sadly, many people are simply dying because of the great shortage of organ donors and insufficient cross-border coordination.
Insufficient policy coordination: Increasingly the location of R& D and innovation business units is decided on a global level.
inadequate coordination and insufficient human and financial resources have hampered effectiveness and efficiency.
This is often down to insufficient coordination between investment banks,
Ending insufficient coordination of civil works, by enabling any network operator
there is insufficient coordination between them.
Insufficient coordination may have other negative effects.
Inefficient implementation and insufficient coordination; and.
Insufficient coordination and piecemeal management of ship information increase the risks of accidents and pollution.
Insufficient coordination of groundhandling services at airports.
Insufficient coordination.
Insufficient coordination and concertation.
Insufficient coordination between CEPOL, Member States
In general the programme has operated with insufficient coordination and cooperation with other key actors for social actionsin the Member States.
Insufficient coordination or simply a lack of cooperation between donors affects the performance of aid.
Insufficient coordination between social security systems
Insufficient coordination between the protagonists of sport(federations,