Sentence examples for coordinate a response from inspiring English sources

When he reach the island of Utøya for phase two of the massacre, police were slow to coordinate a response.

The Nation television channel reported that the government would set up a "war room" to coordinate a response.

Communications fell apart, warning signs were missed and crew members in critical areas failed to coordinate a response.

To coordinate a response to Mr. Samaras, Ms. Merkel met President François Hollande of France in Berlin on Thursday night for a private, working dinner.

With some analysts saying North Korea is trying to drive a wedge between the United States and its two closest regional allies, Japan and South Korea, the Bush administration is apparently trying to coordinate a response with the two countries.

Meantime, industry organizations like the Advertising Council and the American Association of Advertising Agencies are beginning to coordinate a response -- perhaps tardily, according to some executives who had sought action before now.

This has made coordinating a response much more complicated.

Here, they track real-time conditions in the city, when necessary coordinating a response to emergencies and disruptions.

If the powder had turned out to be poison sent by a terrorist, the man in charge of coordinating a response would have been Vincent J. DeRosa, an old friend of Mr. Rowland's and the state director of homeland security.

The attorney generals of Utah, New Mexico and Colorado have been coordinating a response to protect their citizens and ensure "whatever remediation is necessary occurs as quickly as possible", Utah attorney General Sean Reyes said in a statement.

India's future prosperity hinged on curbing the Maoists, he said, adding that the national government was coordinating a response with state governments, who are at the forefront of the police response.