Sentence examples for beginning to coordinate from inspiring English sources
Charities that spent the better part of four months bickering with one another are beginning to coordinate their efforts.
Meantime, industry organizations like the Advertising Council and the American Association of Advertising Agencies are beginning to coordinate a response -- perhaps tardily, according to some executives who had sought action before now.
But as I say I think, and you've just touched on it yourself, if you've got supermarkets now beginning to coordinate their activities across the whole of the EU then you've got supermarkets already beginning to recognise their own social responsibility to have a more, frankly, more moral approach to the way they obtain their supplies.
The organization is the Advertising Council, which began to coordinate public-service initiatives for Madison Avenue in 1942.
ʿAflaq began to coordinate movements between the two governments and to hold unity talks with Nasser.
Simultaneously, unions formed administrative structures, recruited members, and began to coordinate economic bargaining with employers.
The industry began to coordinate its response in June when it created an organization called Americans Against Food Taxes.
After the terrorist attacks in Madrid in March, law-enforcement agencies throughout Europe began to coordinate their efforts more closely.
Violence in Iraq fell sharply from 2007 2009, after Sunni militants began to coordinate more closely with the US military and the US added troops in the 2007 "surge".
The agencies began to coordinate more effectively on the evening of May 2, the report said, and as a result, river flooding forecasts became more accurate.
