Sentence examples for co-ordinating on from inspiring English sources

The UK Prime Minister is using the annual G7 summit of seven of the world's major industrialized democracies to push for more to be done about online extremism, including co-ordinating on ways to force social media platforms to be more pro-active about removing and reporting extremist content to authorities.

During the Ninth Session of the Panel of FAO Experts on Forest Gene Resources held in 1995, the Panel recommended that FAO adopt measures for promoting action and co-ordinating on-going work in the conservation and sustainable use of species of the neotropical genera of Meliaceae.

Groups in five cities around the world including Sao Paulo and Sendai joined the conference via a network system called Glonet designed specifically for one day of the event and co-ordinated on big screens.

This group of clinicians who are designing and co-ordinating trials on young people with different patterns of neuroblastoma will come together to exchange information.

The committee called for the remit of the national security council and national security adviser, Sir Peter Ricketts, to be expanded to include a central co-ordinating role on national strategy.

Politicians in Hong Kong say that among many tiresome bureaucratic chores before he set off to receive tribute in America was chairing a "co-ordinating committee" on Hong Kong and Macau affairs.

It encourages renting over buying, trying out over tying yourself down, co-ordinating things on the fly rather than in advance.Recent political protests have taken advantage of the new fluidity.

The general's death has accentuated the rebels' difficulty in co-ordinating campaigns on the three fronts: the western mountains, Brega and Misrata.The rebels have three other concerns: oil, cash and unity.

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

The game's AI also received praise from reviewers, as the player's wingmen were competent on their own and could be trusted with orders, even to the extent of co-ordinating attacks on capital ships.

All procedures and observations complied with UKCCCR (UK co-ordinating committee on cancer research) guidelines.