Sentence examples similar to contacted to coordinate from inspiring English sources

He was never overpowering, and he established eye contact to coordinate the final notes of a movement.

The White House and the Gore campaign are in daily contact to coordinate their messages, and advisers to Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore see benefits to their respective bosses, and to Democratic candidates in general, in working from the same page.

It provided an executive sponsor and a single point of contact to coordinate across city departments.

It is possible that less "hands on help" may be required if more emphasis were placed on the importance of skin-to-skin contact to coordinate feeding behaviours.

Cellular migration is a complex process that requires the precise cooperation of various signal transduction pathways, which facilitate the regulated assembly and disassembly of focal contacts to coordinate attachment and detachment of the cell from the extracellular matrix.

14 Quality requirement 1 (the 'backbone' standard of the NSF for LTNC) recommends that patients with complex needs should have integrated care planning with regular reviews and a single point of contact to coordinate interagency input (http://www.ltnc.org.uk/index.html; accessed 9 January 2014).

If you're still covered by an employer's plan, you must contact Medicare to coordinate you're your employer's coverage.

UK Transplant, the national coordinating centre, was contacted to establish the fate of the other organs.

After permission from authorities (Misinstry of Education-Abhar Office), the head teachers were contacted in order to coordinate the data collection processes.

It set up a contact group to coordinate political efforts on Libya's future and backed an offer by Qatar to sell oil produced by the rebel-held parts of Libya to pay for humanitarian needs.

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