Sentence examples similar to co ordinating everything from inspiring English sources

Cameron told the Commons: "I chaired a meeting of Cobra about this issue yesterday to make sure we are co-ordinating everything the government does.

Such a system requires a central clock, to co-ordinate everything.

SACU has a completely open market, so member countries must co-ordinate everything from macroeconomic policy to competition law.

In umpteen meetings with "civil society" around the world, she has led by example.Also new is an emphasis on "economic statecraft", an attempt to co-ordinate everything from pushing China on its exchange rate, to promoting free trade, to defending intellectual property, to luring inward investment and helping American firms find markets and opportunities overseas.

"Using technology helps — we're co-ordinating everything on the technology, with transportation as well.

The Cabinet office is famous for co-ordinating everything but being responsible for nothing.

Have they agreed to co ordinated South Vietnamese‐ Cambodian operations?

He in turn co-ordinated with the Turks – "everything happens in co-ordination with Turkish intelligence" – to arrange delivery through the military council of Aleppo, a group composed mostly of defected officers and secular and moderate civilians.

If not, consider how lucky you are that everything co-ordinated to make that event occur.

"We are in for the long haul but the government will do everything it can to co-ordinate the nation's resources.

Everything had to be co-ordinated.