Sentence examples for be able to coordinate from inspiring English sources

And I think that the -- I think that the new national intelligence director ought to be able to coordinate budgets.

"We must be able to coordinate similar operations throughout the world — in the Middle East, Asia, Africa and anywhere in the world the terrorists may attack".

British Airways will continue to dominate Heathrow but it will not be able to coordinate pricing and scheduling with American, as competing airline alliances now do.

Friends of the Earth, Ecologists in Action, Greenpeace, SEO/BirdLife and WWF have stressed the urgent need for any new government to create a vice-presidency for sustainability, that would be able to coordinate and oversee cross-sector policy making.

The setup for the golf solo is that he tries to impress her on the course after she teases him for pontificating in his office that one should be able to coordinate several actions at the same time.

Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National Theater said, "It is great to be able to coordinate our program to illuminate each other's work and to bring to each other's institution an audience that it might not otherwise have".

As predicted, we find that individuals are able to coordinate on equilibria, but that coordination strongly depends on the network structure.

Using mobile phones, we were able to coordinate incrementally.

With the other public service unions, we were able to coordinate together on that day.

GCHQ and the commercial partner have been able to coordinate their approach.

"I'm sure a huge portion of this was luck, but we were able to coordinate it," she said.