Sentence examples for coordinate future from inspiring English sources

A delegation of 10 nationalists will join an equal number of representatives from left-wing and liberal groups and a delegation of the politically unaffiliated in the leadership committee of the so-called Citizens Movement, which will coordinate future actions.

Guo Xiaoling, a professor of world history who returned to Beijing after teaching at the University of Massachusetts and now heads the museum, said he had been shuttling between European capitals to coordinate future exhibitions.

It is vital to coordinate future modelling efforts in order to develop new standard models.

The PCAST report (pdf) suggests that a committee of the interagency National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) could coordinate future surveys or outsource the job to the Heinz Center.

The outputs of this paper aim to provide foci of engagement for scientists, policymakers and industry stakeholders to better coordinate future needs and required responses to these potential biosecurity issues in the new bioeconomy.

In the wake of last year's wave of layoffs, Netscape's giving away the source code of its flagship Navigator browser for free and launching the Mozilla project to coordinate future development was tantamount to an admission that it was losing the browser wars to Microsoft msft.

The publication in June 2007 of a White Paper in Multimodality Imaging [1] marked the recognition by both the European Society of Radiology ESRR) and the European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) of the importance of coordinating future work practices to incorporate multimodality imaging.

The European Society of Radiology and its related European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR) should have a relevant role in coordinating future developments of biomarkers and in the assessment and validation of imaging biomarkers as surrogate end points.

In coordinating future BSF Projects, UNICEF should partner with regional Food Security Offices located within Regional Agricultural Bureaus rather than partnering only with Regional BOFED offices.

Local databases can be very useful for helping organise data on individuals being discussed at the MDT meeting and coordinating future plans.

Francis is helping to coordinate the Future of Cities project, and says this systems-based thinking about how cities function will only become more important as cities around the world continue to grow.