Sentence examples similar to co ordinate us from inspiring English sources

The economic interests driving Nato expansion are so blatant that the man who co-ordinates US policy on the matter practically has "military-industrial complex" as his middle name.

Gen Ham is commander of the US Africa Command (Africom) which, from its headquarters in Germany, co-ordinates US military activity across the continent.

The Obama administration should hold firm on this through the coming rounds of negotiation, and should appoint a senior official to help co-ordinate US policy on Darfur to ensure that peace efforts there receive the same level of attention as the north-south efforts.

"No one should underestimate the difficulties of responding to an attack on this scale with 30 terrorists absolutely determined to take lives, and we should recognise all the Algerians have done to work with us and to help and co-ordinate with us, and I'd like to thank them for that," Cameron said.

Africom co-ordinates all US military activity in Africa and, according to its mission statement, "contributes to increasing security and stability in Africa – allowing African states and regional organizations to promote democracy, to expand development, to provide for their common defense, and to better serve their people".

The Kurds' ground offensive has been co-ordinated with US forces.

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The jets, based in Cyprus, were out over Iraq on Wednesday night gathering intelligence in preparation for attacks co-ordinated with the US-led coalition, as well as Iraqi and Kurdish armed forces.

"Owing to the relative decline of its economic and, to a lesser extent, military power, the US will no longer have the same flexibility in choosing among as many policy options," concluded the National Intelligence Council (which co-ordinates analysis from all US intelligence agencies) in early 2009.

This included a retrospective audit on prescription of ChEIs, analysing the case notes and pharmacy prescriptions from 2002 to 2005 conducted in Oldham and other health areas by the University of Manchester psychiatry division co-ordinated by one of us (NP) [ 21].

These meetings would "co-ordinate our activities to make us more effective collectively".