Sentence examples for began coordinated from inspiring English sources

Federal and city agences began coordinated tests.

The Hendon article added that the Norco incident had the effect of turning police helicopters from a mere surveillance tool into "gun platforms," and that many police departments began "coordinated training between SWAT and air units to teach effective air-to-ground small arms return fire".

After 10 minutes, the boys began coordinating their arm sweeps with their kicks.

Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia began coordinating naval patrols in the Strait of Malacca in July.

The number of gardens has grown to nearly 450 since the Garden Resource Program Collaborative began coordinating them in 2003.

A few months later, the two carriers started sharing ticketing and began coordinating flights on some domestic routes as a first step.

Their arrival came as Pentagon officials said American Special Operations forces were "tightening the noose" in Afghanistan as they began coordinating combat missions with Pashtun fighters in the south.

It has, in fact, helped shape a much broader national campaign to promote the use of folic acid that the March of Dimes began coordinating about two years ago.

The changes are among the most sweeping proposed since European countries began coordinating their economic policies in the aftermath of World War II.

After the disastrous floods of 1966, UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) began coordinating an international effort to preserve the city.

The Nun Justice Project, made up of several Catholic groups, began coordinating nationwide vigils for nuns after the Vatican reprimanded the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in April for "serious doctrinal problems" that included promoting "radical feminist themes".