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He felt that Commission directorates were poorly coordinated.
With international aid poorly coordinated and the United States reducing its troop strength, many Afghans believe that the outside world is abandoning them.
The number of organizations is large, and relations between them are poorly coordinated.
As a result, its foreign-aid programs are poorly coordinated and often seem counterproductive.
Efforts are fragmented, with substantial gaps in species coverage, and are often poorly coordinated.
However, research efforts often remain fragmented and poorly coordinated; there is underinvestment and a lack of critical mass.
The European Union's foreign policy appears to be poorly thought-out and poorly coordinated.
Many old motor driven systems that are oversized andhave poorly coordinated components are still being used in industry and in large facilities.
PL Mr President, I would like to add my voice to that of Mr Juvin-the humanitarian aid is poorly coordinated.
Efforts to eliminate red tape, overlapping and poorly coordinated work should be continued.
R& D efforts are mostly national andthe European dimension remains fragmented and poorly coordinated.
They all have their own ideas, conceptions and requirements,and often these are poorly coordinated, resulting in ineffective processes and, generally, an unsatisfactory end product.
First of all, the Commission proposes improving young people's access to information services,which as yet are inadequate and poorly coordinated.
The EU Member States are poorly coordinated both among themselves and in relation to the Commission. This means high transaction costs, duplication of effort and major difficulties for many of the countries with which we cooperate.
Public opinion in the Member States views existing repatriation policies as poorly coordinated and largely ineffectual.
While retailers can today analyze every single aspect of the consumer experience in the greatest detail thanks to vast databases,their processes are often poorly coordinated overall.
But, generally speaking,such involvement is at present far from systematic and often poorly coordinated with that of Member States.
Our single, innovative solution removes the challenges, frustrations and delays caused by factors such as: complex, ever changing legislation,participants spread across various separate organisations and fragmented or poorly coordinated processes.
However, the hard times have highlighted even more the fact that the variousnational economic recovery plans were poorly coordinated and not effective enough.
I should say firstly that it is not every year that we have an Intergovernmental Conference, so waiting means waiting sine die, and I think it is most important to remove the uncertainty which has arisen because we have a legal situation developing under the first and third pillars of the European Union on the one hand, and a different legal situation andlegal practice as part of cooperation under Schengen which are poorly coordinated with each other.
In response to these societal demands, and even though European agricultural research encompasses a broad spectrum of disciplines and stakeholders,research efforts often remain fragmented and poorly coordinated; there is underinvestment and a lack of critical mass.