Sentence examples for branch coordinate from inspiring English sources

The term Indo-Hittite is used by scholars who believe that Hittite and the other Anatolian languages are not just one branch of Indo-European but rather a branch coordinate with all the rest put together; thus, Indo-Hittite has been used for a family consisting of Indo-European proper plus Anatolian.

The NSTC is the principal means by which the executive branch coordinates science and technology policy across the Federal research and development enterprise.

Some branch and coordinate libraries offer assigned study spaces; restrictions may apply.

And the agency has established a new schizophrenia research branch to coordinate and focus attention on the disorder.

Dastyari said he would work with the party's New South Wales branch to "coordinate" his departure, with Kristina Keneally already considered a frontrunner to replace him if she fails to win the Bennelong byelection on Saturday.

The Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 created a Bureau of the Budget in the executive branch to coordinate budget submissions by various departments and agencies.

The spokesman said the documents showed evidence of executive branch officials coordinating before making a policy decision, which he said was an example of "good government".

In the absence of clear and express delegation of that power by the state Legislature to a coordinate branch of state government, the Constitution forbids the exercise of such power by any branch other than the legislature.

PAGE A20 An Expansive Public Library The New York Public Library is restoring many of the hours and services it cut after 9/11, and is moving to coordinate branch and research activities.

"The precise magic words we expect Congress to use can't fairly be imposed on a coordinate branch of government," he said.

Respect for a coordinate Branch of the Government forecloses any assumption that improbable hypotheticals like those mentioned by Justice WHITE and Justice SOUTER will ever occur.