Sentence examples for called for coordinated from inspiring English sources
President François Hollande of France has called for coordinated European action to increase growth, but to no avail.
Robert Zoellick, the Bush administration's trade representative, has called for coordinated reductions of American and European subsidy payments, the equivalent of mutual arms reduction.
The same could be seen in recent protests elsewhere on the Continent: When Spanish union leaders called for coordinated demonstrations throughout Europe at the end of last month, the result was little more than scattered unrest and protest.
The mood among the teachers could be seen in the large majority who voted to strengthen the original motion, passing an amendment allowing for strikes in autumn as well as summer, and called for coordinated campaigns and action with the British Medical Association.
These studies have called for coordinated programs that are tailored to meet the unique requirements of rural and remote health services and their patients.
In 2009 the European Commission called for coordinated and collaborative efforts to assess the current state of CAM in Europe in terms of definition, legal status, prevalence, provision and the attitudes of EU citizens as well as to identify the best methodological and strategic approaches to research in this field.
On Wednesday the bank named Deborah Hopkins as its chief innovation officer, a new position that calls for coordinating the giant company's army of information technology workers and strategic advisers, while bolstering its depleted research and development ranks.
This combinatorial complexity also calls for coordinating multiple splicing decisions.
She called for integrated, coordinated and collaborative implementation across all sectors if sustainable results are to be registered.
Clayton called for an interagency coordinated plan among states, federal regulators and the SEC and CFTC to address consumer naiveté over unregulated trading platforms.
Senator John McCain called for a coordinating czar last week, as did several other Republicans – including Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas.
