Sentence examples for coordinate and share from inspiring English sources

Requiring federal agencies to coordinate and share information should have been done years ago.

Events unfolding in Bujumbura have been mirrored on social media as protesters use Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp to coordinate and share scenes of defiance, using hashtags such as #sindumuja, #stopkurunziza and #burundiprotest.

To meet this need, the government, the private sector, secondary and tertiary education institutions, parents and the youth themselves need to trust one another and, in turn, learn to collaborate, coordinate and share resources and approaches.

One senior counterterrorism official said the outpouring of leads had mushroomed into a sprawling investigation in which agencies in the United States and overseas were struggling to coordinate and share the enormous volume of information.

"At a certain point a team's ability to coordinate and share knowledge and information and retain it defines their competitive advantage," Chen said.

Federal law compels lenders to coordinate and share information about your loans; your monthly payments, therefore, may be spread across multiple debts but in total will not exceed the 15% cap.

We engaged bloggers together and coordinated and shared use of new media tools.

In addition to these genomic data, RNA-Seq data generation is being coordinated and shared between labs in order to perform large-scale, de novo transcript assembly.

While intervention took place in a military setting, the findings are also relevant to the civilian health system in Zambia, since the two are closely coordinated and share guidelines as well as many training and supervision activities.

They coordinate efforts and share the workload — sometimes in formal groups, sometimes as loose collectives.

What the laptop plus the Internet plus the search engine did for Web pages was enable anyone with connectivity to find anything that interests them and what the cellphone plus the Internet plus Facebook are doing is enabling anyone to find anyone who interests them — and then coordinate with them and share grievances and aspirations.