It's a lot of uncoordinated activity. No teamwork.

Distribution is haphazard and uncoordinated, done with little thought.

These units work independently in an almost completely uncoordinated fashion.

When left uncoordinated, these public information activities lose direction and impact.

Uncoordinated care today is expensive at best, and it is deadly at worst.

Indeed, Premier Wen Jiabao sees China s growth as unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and ultimately unsustainable.

Historically, data collection activities have been often implemented in an independent and uncoordinated manner.

Similarly, China has become more uncoordinated, or fragmented, as its income disparities have continued to widen.

The consequences of this combination of uncoordinated responses would be widespread, scary, and bordering on chaos.

Similarly, more targeted and better defined technical cooperation work would generate better results than uncoordinated activities.

But, beneath the surface, an unbalanced, unstable, uncoordinated, and unsustainable economy risks losing its capacity for resilience.

118. The Board further noted an uncoordinated acquisition of generators by both UNTAC and United Nations Headquarters.

Among these was the requirement that both parties refrain from uncoordinated, unilateral actions during the period of withdrawal.

Uncoordinated flights of United Nations agencies to areas where UNICEF prepositioned supplies were also highlighted in the report.

But the country s economic model remains, as former Premier Wen Jiabao famously put it, unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable.

However, S T institutions in many developing countries are fragmented, uncoordinated and poorly adapted to meeting the development challenges.

Five years ago, Wen famously warned of a Chinese economy that was in danger of becoming unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable.

Prior to 1989, UNFPA had introduced some microcomputers and databases, but these developments in the use of information technology were uncoordinated.

The first is to recognize the interdependence of three key actors, who are different actors, and at the moment are uncoordinated.

The current payroll service delivery environment is the product of an uncoordinated approach, heavily influenced by organization unique interpretation of common rules and regulations.

(d) Purchases of EDP equipment were dealt with as a series of one of purchases in response to separate uncoordinated requisitions from operating divisions.

For too long, the international community's efforts at peacebuilding, in Africa as elsewhere, have been marked by piecemeal and uncoordinated interventions that often lack national ownership.

In China, the leadership transition has occurred smoothly. But the country s economic model remains, as former Premier Wen Jiabao famously put it, unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable.

Political pressure on the parties to enter serious and sustained talks was often uncoordinated, thereby rendering mediation efforts far less effective than they could otherwise have been.

Premier Wen Jiabao addressed this possibility nearly six years ago, arguing in March 2007 that the seemingly spectacular Chinese economy had become unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and ultimately unsustainable.

But unplanned and uncoordinated urban development is risky, threatening to replace migrants hopes for a better life with unsanitary living conditions, joblessness, and high exposure to natural disasters.

But uncoordinated action could result in a vicious cycle of retaliation, turning the currency war into a full blown trade showdown, with serious consequences for all parties involved.

Services led growth is, in many ways, the antidote to the unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and ultimately unsustainable growth model that former Premier Wen Jiabao s famously criticized in 2007.

The Chinese leadership has long known this, as Premier Wen Jiabao signaled with his famous 2007 Four Uns critique warning of an unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and ultimately unsustainable economy.

The specific global reach and transnational nature of the industry meant that uncoordinated national efforts alone would not suffice in regulating the industry, but also made coordinated effort more difficult.

But former Premier Wen Jiabao rightly described this impressive growth performance as unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable, highlighting the many economic, social, and environmental costs and challenges that have accompanied it.

Illicit drug producers and traffickers have shown themselves all too able to exploit uncoordinated policies and measures in different States taking advantage of the weakest link in the chain of control.

With fragmented and uncoordinated activities by specific sectoral agencies without the overall coordination of the Resident Coordinator it would be difficult to achieve the purposes for which the Department was conceived.

This peculiar arrangement is a further major risk for economic and monetary union, to add to those of uncoordinated fiscal policies and the lack of a European equivalent of the International Monetary Fund.

Such factors as population growth, over grazing and unsustainable use of rangeland, the use of wood and plants for fuel and the uncoordinated exploitation of water resources have contributed to land degradation and desertification.

However, most donor countries objected to the notion of creating a new financial mechanism for every convention, in part because they worried about the potential for fragmentation and proliferation of uncoordinated financing institutions and strategies.

The fragmented approach whereby bilateral commercial and multilateral debt are treated in different, uncoordinated forums and the various categories of debtor developing countries are treated on a case by case basis has to be reviewed.

It is in this context that uncoordinated impacts on Antarctica could adversely affect the world apos s atmospheric and oceanic systems and threaten the continent apos s status as the most sophisticated natural global laboratory.

The Board found that the approaches to programming within the Department appeared uncoordinated and variable and recommended that there was scope to define more clearly what the Department apos s role was in respect of programme development.

Similarly, China has become more uncoordinated, or fragmented, as its income disparities have continued to widen. And sustainability is being jeopardized by environmental degradation and pollution, which pose a growing threat to the country s atmosphere and water supply.

Premier Wen Jiabao laid the groundwork four years ago, when he first articulated the paradox of the Four Uns an economy whose strength on the surface masked a structure that was increasingly unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated, and ultimately unsustainable.

Both the uncoordinated withdrawals from south Lebanon (by the Labor party after 22 years of occupation) and from Gaza (by Likud after 39 years of occupation) proved that you can t simply evacuate an area and forget about it.

The world is becoming smaller, more interdependent and globalized the survival of human life is gravely threatened by the deterioration of the environment and by short sighted, uncoordinated policies to stem the tide of problems besetting the planet.

It has become apparent that activities to date have been limited and rather uncoordinated, owing to the fact that there is not an appropriate coordinating mechanism at present among the various organizations and agencies of the United Nations system.

42 Partnerships involving business associations can also address the problems of uncoordinated private investments brought to light by such theorists as Paul Rosenstein Rodan (see Ha Joon Chang, The Political Economy of Industrial Policy, second edition (London, Macmillan Press, 1994)).