Examples of 'co-ordination centre' in a sentence

Meaning of "co-ordination centre"

A 'co-ordination centre' is a facility or organization that acts as a central hub for coordinating and managing various activities or initiatives. It is responsible for ensuring smooth communication, collaboration, and logistical planning among different teams or individuals involved in a specific operation or project

How to use "co-ordination centre" in a sentence

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co-ordination centre
International service co-ordination centre.
Lead Co-ordination Centre is responsible for resolving the problem.
We had a backdoor in the US military security co-ordination centre.
Home Co-ordination Centre validates the case and keeps applicant informed.
Work with the candidate countries with a view to the establishment of a Co-ordination Centre in each.
A National Cybersecurity Co-ordination Centre is also due to be launched around June this year.
This assessment should normally not take a Co-ordination Centre very long.
Rescue co-ordination centre.
In the two examples, this would be the German and the French Co-ordination Centre.
Incorporation of a co-ordination centre is exempt from the capital registration tax of 0.5 per cent.
Representatives of Eurojust, Europol 's EC3 and the FBI were present at the co-ordination centre.
A prior approval ( recognition of the co-ordination centre status ) by the local tax administration is required.
O reports to the ESS co-ordination centre and, if required, initiates and directs FS operations ;.
At Penrith a multi-agency co-ordination centre was established.

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