unco-ordinated

In fact, recently a group of experts, under the auspices of a European commission project arch.iarc.fr, has completed an in-depth review of the health-related research on the sequelae of the Chernobyl accident to date and found that, apart from research on the thyroid cancer outbreak, the international coverage is "unco-ordinated ... forming a patchwork ... rather than a comprehensive, structured attempt to delineate the overall health consequences of the accident".

Letters: Lack of vital knowledge about effects of the Chernobyl accident 2011

"Our vision is to replace the ad hoc, unco-ordinated system that has developed over more than a decade, and has been characterised by poor quality and too much variation," said a spokesman.

Child A&E admissions prompt calls for better out-of-hours care 2011

Since taking on responsibility for the legacy in the wake of criticism that it was unfocused and unco-ordinated, Ford and OPLC chief executive Andrew Altman have addressed complaints that local people would not benefit from the planned new housing, and sought to leave a sporting heritage in the park.

London 2012: Boris Johnson unveils housing plan for Olympic park Owen Gibson 2010

His comments reflect widespread nervousness and anger in UK charities at the speed and unco-ordinated nature of the cuts.

Charity chief says cuts could destroy David Cameron's 'big society' 2010

This means that they might as well be performing their clumsy, sweaty and humiliatingly unco-ordinated burpees and squat thrusts under a very small bright spotlight, as they are covertly watched with vague veiled amusement by everyone else in the entire gym.

David Lloyd's Names juliette 2009

This means that they might as well be performing their clumsy, sweaty and humiliatingly unco-ordinated burpees and squat thrusts under a very small bright spotlight, as they are covertly watched with vague veiled amusement by everyone else in the entire gym.

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But this is a globalised world, where unco-ordinated profligacy by national governments is more likely to generate bond market and currency market volatility than a return to growth.

Smoking Guns and the Morality of Parliamentary Privilege 2009

But this is a globalised world, where unco-ordinated profligacy by national governments is more likely to generate bond market and currency market volatility than a return to growth.

Setting a timetable for reprivatisation 2009

But this is a globalised world, where unco-ordinated profligacy by national governments is more likely to generate bond market and currency market volatility than a return to growth.

Smoking Guns and the Morality of Parliamentary Privilege 2009

SA Property Owners 'Association (Sapoa) chief executive, Neil Gopal, said Eskom had "unco-ordinated communication" and had failed to consult the property development and construction industry concerning the delay.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2008