Sentence examples for coordinate education from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has championed a similar approach with a program known as Promise Neighborhoods, an effort to better coordinate education and services in high-poverty neighborhoods throughout the country.

Ms. Brown, 60, who has been the director of the arts and culture program at the Nathan Cummings Foundation, will oversee the National Science Resources Center and the Smithsonian Center for Education and Museum Studies, and coordinate education offices in all Smithsonian museums and science centers.

Major topics include coordinate education at Duke University, especially administrative and curricular procedures; relationship between the Woman's College and its students (in loco parentis); social standards policies; women's student government; integration of the Woman's College; student health care; and student organizations.

I'm glad to see that campaigners and NGOs are coming together to call for action in this area and demand a new platform to fund and coordinate education in emergencies.

Interviews with refugee camp education officers centred around the issue of how they coordinate education activities and their role in facilitating the training of teachers.

Additionally, the non-profit California Oak Mortality Task Force (COMTF; described below) works within California and assists nationally to coordinate education and management recommendations for P. ramorum and Sudden Oak Death.

Actions might include coordinating education or training events, setting performance standards, creating task forces or other organizational units to house those doing the work, or investing in technology to sustain the capability.

To that end, she coordinates education, advocacy and field events; cultivates stakeholder relationships; staffs Hill visits and weekly strategy calls; and drafts materials for legislative, regulatory and media outreach.

After his 1994 election as governor, Mr. Bush brought her on to coordinate his education initiatives.

Devolution of the apprenticeship levy would rescue a failing policy and allow regions to coordinate technical education.

Dr. Andrew M. Thomas, an internist at the Ohio State University Medical Center and an A.M.A. member who is helping coordinate the education campaign, said that before it began, many drug companies were clearly violating the guidelines.