lack of coordination

Would the lack of coordination cause a serious problem to their common effort?

The lack of coordination is understandable, up to a point.

But the officials say the most pressing problem is now a lack of coordination among countries.

The failure to increase security has nothing to do with a lack of coordination between agencies.

There was also a lack of coordination between air and ground transport.

Many vocal problems result from a lack of coordination within this process.

A lack of coordination at European level means that not only users have to pay high costs.

A major problem is the lack of coordination among the Italian coastal services.

Lack of coordination among multiple doctors can lead to drug interactions.

However, the lack of coordination at international level between the donor countries needs to be recognised.

According to the draft resolution, the trouble is the lack of coordination in economic policy.

A chance for real reform has been lost through lack of coordination among elected officials and trade group resistance.

But the lack of coordination between the agencies extends beyond that event.

"We've got to try and stop those who might hide away in particular countries or exploit lack of coordination."

Both films also addressed the lack of coordination between government agencies.

A lack of coordination or cooperation has often meant much more suffering for the people concerned.

Despite our occasional lack of coordination, there has always been a willingness to work together.

Lack of coordination meant new floors were put in, then not maintained while other work went on.

The lack of coordination between different areas, however, continued.

There is a lack of coordination in this area.

If this were not the case, the lack of coordination in responding quickly could easily lead to disaster.

Analysts criticized what they called a lack of coordination among finance officials here.

But she expressed frustration about a lack of coordination and accountability.

He and his colleagues are getting high marks from those who once criticized the lack of coordination.

Mr. Clinton suggested today that one problem was a lack of coordination within his staff.