Sentence examples for be coordinating with from inspiring English sources

"We should be coordinating with Taiwan to determine its military needs and supplying them with adequate aircraft and other military platforms".

Sheriff's officials "were supposed to be sharing intel with us, they were supposed to be coordinating with us, and the Sheriff's Office was thinking it was just a blank check," Burke says.

We use this term to describe situations in which teachers consider themselves to be coordinating with other teachers to deliver core content instruction to a "homeroom" plus one or two additional classes of students.

Since suicide bombers in Lebanon are unlikely to be coordinating with insurgents in Afghanistan, for example, the consistency of unfolding attacks points to a common principle of adaptation, Johnson says.

To the end of well-posedness of Problem D1, the behavior of boundary functions in the vicinity of the points (P_{0}) and (P_{H}), in which the line of degeneracy crosses the bases of cylinder Q, must be coordinating with the type of degeneracy.   2.

The presidential chef will be coordinating with Lorimar Winery to offer hors d'oeuvres, wine and champagne.

"And they should be coordinated with Andy's watch," he said.

That meant action had to be coordinated with authorities overseas and could take time to arrange.

In addition, because of limited loading-dock space, deliveries of construction material were coordinated with the library's own deliveries, and also had to be coordinated with events scheduled for Bryant Park.

"France's position on alleged human rights violations in Algeria will be coordinated with the European Union," he said.

Finally, Mr. Moses suggests that every item of the checklist "be coordinated with your overall business plan".