Sentence examples for attempting to coordinate from inspiring English sources

The EFF, ACLU and others have been attempting to coordinate a revolt against Cispa similar to the one that overthrew Sopa, but so far the campaign has not gathered the same momentum.

A less efficient system is hard to imagine – other, that is, than attempting to coordinate patient care in the traditional way while undertaking the transition to electronic record keeping.

One E.U. official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly, said that Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, was attempting to coordinate a French-German agreement under which both European and I.M.F. money would be involved in any possible rescue plan.

Meanwhile, TradeTheNews.com reported rumors have circulated that the Fed is attempting to coordinate a global emergency rate cut by central banks once the bailout package is passed.

In the next student example (Fig. 7b), a probable eTNS student appears to be attempting to coordinate the goal of making seven equal-sized pieces with the goal of exhausting the whole.

Meanwhile, senior health officials from different countries are attempting to coordinate disease surveillance and response with one another, spending hours on transnational conference calls even while separately quibbling over details such as travel restrictions (considered useless by CDC and WHO, but recommended by some countries), and the importance of antiviral drugs.

Reuven Amitai stated that the closest thing to actual Mongol-Frankish military coordination was when Prince Edward of England attempted to coordinate activities with Abaga in 1271.

In Mozambique, the MOH has repeatedly attempted to coordinate all agencies in the health sector by innovating new coordination tools and emphasizing MOH priorities for both disease programs as well as broader system support [ 27].

Mr. Montoucet smiled as a visitor attempted to coordinate the rhythmic tapping, clasping and unclasping.

It was therefore futile to attempt to coordinate faith with speculative reason.

To the consternation of Wall Street, he had only belatedly attempted to coordinate investigations with aggressive state prosecutors, like Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York.