Sentence examples for are expected to coordinate from inspiring English sources
Additionally, they are expected to coordinate hourly employment with the other forms of financial support that they are receiving.
They are expected to coordinate air power, fire support and intelligence collection and analysis, skills with which the Afghan military and police forces have often struggled.
Therefore, graduate students are expected to coordinate the number of hours of employment with their academic obligations, including course load, number of registered units, and the academic expectations of their program.
In addition, faculties at both schools are expected to coordinate their curricula so credits will be easier to transfer and East Los Angeles graduates will be better prepared for courses at Cal State L.A. "You would think that this should happen anyway," East Los Angeles President Arthur D. Avila said.
In Fig. 1c- e, those residues of KR2 that are expected to coordinate the Na+ ion during its light-triggered passage through the mid-plane of the membrane [ 16, 38, 40, 41, 51] overlap with the actual Na+ ligands of δ-OR in the 3d and 7th helices.
Colleagues say he also resented Mr. Topolanek, who as prime minister was expected to coordinate the Czech presidency of the union, for hogging the spotlight.
In the post, Mr. Szady, a counterintelligence specialist, is expected to coordinate the counterespionage activities of the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and other agencies.
That Fox has promised to keep Warner Bros. as a separate studio is irrelevant, since the two would be expected to coordinate their budgets, programming and release schedules.
The Office of Alcohol Policy and Education reports to the Vice Provost for Student Affairs and is expected to coordinate and implement alcohol programs.(The University's Controlled Substances and Alcohol Policy is also applicable. The full text is contained at the Controlled Substances and Alcohol web site.
