| Given the coordinative effort and resources brought to bear on this book, it seems almost heretic to criticize it, but there are some points of concern. |
| In both cases, rhythmic structures are serving a coordinative function. |
| In any event, designedly system-wide, coordinative approaches to improve popular access to civil and criminal justice and law now dominate state public policy legal system projects. |
| Many of these coordinative devices have existed for a number of years and represent ongoing efforts to produce greater policy coherence in government. |
| The directorate recently held a coordinative meeting with a number of government authorities in Al Ain. |
| A large section of the economics profession concluded that government fine-tuning did more to destabilize the economy than to provide positive coordinative benefits. |
