They will also begin and coordinate research projects, such as breeding plants that can resist the disease and the white flies.
Even before Sandy struck the East Coast, Obama and Fugate began planning and coordinating a response.
CRK was the principal investigator who began the study and coordinated the work.
He excavated medieval peasant houses thoroughly and scientifically for the first time in England at Wharram Percy in Yorkshire, beginning in 1952, and coordinated a nationwide listing of abandoned village sites, culminating in the book Deserted Medieval Villages, co-edited with Beresford, in 1971.
The National Rabies Management Program began in 1997 and coordinates ORV and related wildlife rabies control activities in the United States (21, 22 ).
Simultaneously, unions formed administrative structures, recruited members, and began to coordinate economic bargaining with employers.
"I immediately went over to her bedside and began to coordinate her care," he said.
The Niue health authorities instituted health screening at the airport and seaport beginning in early May, and coordinated with authorities in New Zealand to screen passengers bound for Niue in Auckland; this resulted in denial of travel for at least 2 symptomatic individuals.
The investigation of infants from 4 to 6 months an age when they begin to plan and coordinate their actions and use their hands to willfully and independently grasp objects is an ideal age for assessing this relationship (Von Hofsten and Lindhagen 1979; Woodward 1998).
She was the first naval vessel on scene, and began coordinating the search and rescue effort with other ships arriving.
