Sentence examples for been able to coordinate from inspiring English sources

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

" Professor Fulton said that other companies had been able to coordinate pricing using far less information than the three Canpotex owners regularly exchanged with each other.

Matter of Trust has not been able to coordinate with the official response team handling the spill, so volunteers are putting out the booms themselves.

Why the United Nations mission in Haiti has not been able to coordinate the implementation of better services remains a mystery to many.

Without protection and support from the Taliban, the report concludes, Mr. bin Laden would not have been able to coordinate complex terrorist operations like the one on Sept. 11. Britain's report was compiled from evidence provided by American and British intelligence agencies, public declarations by Mr. bin Laden and past court proceedings against Al Qaeda members.

There were also some other things that I would not have been able to coordinate: A Reddit AMA that got over 3,000 comments and probably close to a million views over the past month.

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.

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

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