Sentence examples for coordinate response from inspiring English sources

There is also talk of connecting all the facilities together so that officials in different parts of the country could coordinate response efforts to terrorism.

Another government initiative, the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure, supports private companies managing critical services and in early 2014, the new national Computer Emergency Response Team will open to coordinate response to major cyber emergencies.

An aide to Ms. Browner said she was proud of her White House accomplishments, including helping to coordinate response to the BP oil spill and fashioning a deal under which automobile fuel efficiency will increase by nearly 25 percent over the next five years.

During and after a disaster, effective communications must coordinate response efforts in order to limit secondary morbidity and disease [1].

Regulatory and signaling networks coordinate the enormously complex interactions and processes that control cellular processes (such as metabolism and cell division), coordinate response to the environment, and carry out multiple cell decisions (such as development and quorum sensing).

During a phone conversation in June of 2014, Nyenswah was in a car making his way to various parts of the city to coordinate response efforts.

With computers able to track many threats at once and coordinate responses, the Aegis system also can combat jet fighters and warships.

He said the Obama administration's plan "comes too soon" given the need to coordinate responses across countries.

They have established monitoring systems to detect earthquakes before they arrive, new agencies to coordinate responses to a potential earthquake and they have raised crucial funds in case of future emergency.

A new set of Bretton Woods institutions that identified these economic flows and assessed their consequences would help policymakers coordinate responses to try and lean against future asset bubbles.

In Albany, the state activated its Emergency Operations Center in a blast-hardened bunker to coordinate responses among myriad agencies, but officials acknowledged that most of their information was coming from television screens on one wall.