Sentence examples for coordinate planning from inspiring English sources
At a meeting in Brussels last month, the major donor countries brushed aside a statement from Afghanistan's interim finance minister that the Afghans would prefer a single reconstruction fund to coordinate planning.
Furthermore, a capacity coordinator position was created that was empowered to coordinate planning across the departments.
But among crucial elements that are not is a directive for each county, using federal funds, to hire its own epidemiologist, as well as three other health professionals who will coordinate planning, communications and information efforts for prompt detection, identification and response to biological, chemical or radiological incidents.
Today, funding priorities are set by the organization's Blueprint for Neuroscience Research, which was written in 2004 to set priorities, coordinate planning, and encourage collaboration across 15 NIH institutes and centers.
"(Tate-Nadeau) knows what it takes to coordinate policies, to coordinate programs and to coordinate planning to keep the residents of Chicago safe and secure," he said.
Lundgren trained with the U.S. pentathlon team in preparation for the role, which later led to him being selected to serve as the (non-competing) Team Leader of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Modern Pentathlon team during the Atlanta Games, to promote the image of the sport and to coordinate planning and other details between the team and the United States Olympic Committee.
A small number of UK personnel are coordinating planning support with Saudi and coalition partners.
With the operations center in place, the city now coordinates planning across 18 different agencies.
But even the chairman of a commission that coordinates planning for the federal government worried that some agencies were hastily expanding security.
Applicant would be coordinating, planning and supporting daily operational and administrative functions.
The Bay Area Houston Transportation Partnership (BayTran) coordinates planning for the transportation needs of the Bay Area.
