In fact, we should expect Navman to start offering guided city tours whereby you can download an itinerary of coordinate-tagged photos for your destination city -- just tap the picture and hit "go" to navigate to a point-of-interest.
Chaired by either Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad or Deputy PM Anwar Ibrahim, it would coordinate inter-state water distribution effectively.
Other nations have leapt ahead by implementing clean energy strategies that coordinate long-term investment in integrated research and development, low-cost financing for clean tech manufacturers, and stable policies to ensure domestic demand for clean energy.
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Al-Khatib was chosen to serve as president of the Coalition, which was formed in November under international pressure to serve as the opposition's official liaison with other countries and coordinate anti-Assad forces inside and outside of Syria.
The Director of Tribal Affairs serves as the main point of contact between the Secretary and tribal leaders across the country, working with our intergovernmental partners to coordinate Department-level engagement with tribal elected officials, or their designees, related to key Department policy decisions.
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However, overall success of interventions in changing the long-term path of a currency is less certain--and they only seem to work when nations coordinate their efforts--highly unlikely in this environment.
Babysitting coops transform childcare from a one-to-one transaction to a many-to-many transaction, making it easy for families to find and coordinate the highest-quality care.
These major currencies would peg to one another and would coordinate a Greenspan-esque inflation-fighting approach to monetary policy.
Elam's career began in New York as a copy editor for Dow Jones Newswires before joining Bridge News where she helped coordinate seamless 24-hour news coverage among the organizations newsrooms worldwide.
They have to maintain group cohesion and stay in contact with one another and coordinate their activities -- how do you do that when you can't see one another?
The heavy lifting is the intelligence gathering and the rest of the tedious, even mundane, work that governments have to do in order to coordinate a counter-terrorist strategy across the globe.
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The Arctic Council, made up of the United States, Russia, Canada and the five Nordic nations -- Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland -- was set up in 1996 to coordinate policy in a resource-rich but environmentally sensitive part of the world.
But there are plenty of drawbacks: You can't make an Education IRAand a state plan contribution for the same child in the same year. (Note to in-laws: coordinate contributions.) A student who pulls tax-free money from these IRAs can't use the Hope or Lifetime Learning Credit the same year.
But his proposals to import more mainland high-tech talent and coordinate with Guangdong province on combating cross-border pollution and developing the Pearl River delta are important first steps.
They can start by making markets coordinate and making high-frequency traders maintain orderly markets.
The draft report also recognized the need to better coordinate medical and long-term care for dementia patients, as well as improving care transitions for this very vulnerable population.
That is, the three partners in the alliance - LDP, New Komeito and the defectors from Ozawa's group, now calling themselves the Conservative Party - will coordinate their campaigns and support each other's candidates.
It's a solid idea, especially when a large number of us already use our smartphones this way, but it isn't very adventurous -- the iPhone won't coordinate extensively with the center stack, unlike smartphone-aware infotainment platforms such as GM's MyLink or Ford Sync.
Stocks were buoyed by hopes that European policy makers will coordinate a program to back-stop European banks.
They make it easier for healthcare professionals to coordinate treatment and schedule follow-up appointments, order prescriptions and communicate with insurers.
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The money, Rove says, will be used for advertising, as well as to coordinate volunteers, the grass-roots workers who get voters to the polls.
Inaugural officials and presidents or presidents-elect usually coordinate behind the scenes on whether the judge or government official administering the phrase will invoke it.
Likewise, the visit would help coordinate U.S.-Israeli policy on Syria.
We should key our foreign aid, our direct foreign investment -- and that of our friends -- we should coordinate it to make sure that we push back and give them more economic development.
So-called micropractices are springing up among general practitioners, who, in a fee-for-service age, increasingly have to coordinate a battery of specialists but don't get paid for the air-traffic-control work.
Edward Jones became so overloaded with seminar business that it recently set up a separate in-house function to coordinate them.
State Department Counselor Cheryl Mills said U.S. Ambassador to Haiti Ken Merten met Thursday with Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive to coordinate aid efforts.
And even though most hospitals have rehabilitation services, there may not be a formal program to identify cancer-patient needs or coordinate a care plan among different therapists.
With respect to Libya, the Secretary General indicated that he intended to name a senior-level person to coordinate the United Nations humanitarian and political efforts with respect to Libya.
Mr. Siluanov said Russia had an agreement with the euro-zone countries to coordinate action, part of which would include Russia possibly easing the conditions of Cyprus's existing loan payments.
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