Sentence examples for agree to coordinate from inspiring English sources

States would also have to agree to coordinate with federal prosecutors and law-enforcement officials.

One of the best examples of this is the strategy that has come to be called "collective impact," through which scores or hundreds of organizations in a city agree to coordinate their work, aligning behind an agreed set of measurable goals.

The countries agreed to coordinate the legal trade and to stop poachers.

Mr. Wilk eagerly agreed to coordinate the program, which started at the Greens Farms Academy concert hall.

He and Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee agreed to coordinate their efforts to combat terrorism they say is emanating from Afghanistan.

The group agreed to coordinate efforts and to meet again in Yemen, though no date was set.

But if Medicare and private insurance agreed to coordinate a switch to bundled payments, doctors and hospitals could follow suit.

Mr Putin and French President Francois Hollande have reportedly agreed to coordinate attacks within the war-torn region.

Under the deal the two blocs have also agreed to coordinate policy on pensions, defence and energy.

They agreed to coordinate any retaliatory action against European-based airlines that fly internationally, like Air France and British Airways, and listed nine possible ways to do so.

Although he and another Citigroup analyst initially agreed to "coordinate public dissemination" of updated reports on both Apple and Hon Hai for Dec. 16, Mr. Chang suddenly switched gears.