Sentence examples for coordinate the plan from inspiring English sources
LIPA has hired a consulting firm, Stone & Webster, to coordinate the plan, which a utility spokesman said would be a more detailed version of a plan that already exists.
Under Van Dorn, the group suffered a defeat at the Battle of Pea Ridge; Ross attributed their loss solely to Van Dorn, and blamed him for overmarching and underfeeding his troops, and for failing to properly coordinate the plan of attack.
These continue to be evident in nursing practice; they include items such as; 'Develop a plan of care'; 'Coordinate the plan of nursing care with the medical plan of care' and 'Perform technical procedures' as well as aspects of 'emotional care' and 'communication'communication
The party will establish a 2020 Candidate Diversity Task Force to coordinate the plans.
Missions were also exchanged with Eisenhower's Allied Force Headquarters in Algiers to coordinate the plans of offensive action in the Mediterranean and north western Europe in 1944.
In order to coordinate the planning, execution and follow up of IST, strong data management systems are needed to provide implementing partners with the tools they need.
"The idea is to guarantee their survival," says Javier Sanchez, who is coordinating the plan.
The NAP-CHT replaced the IWG-TIP with the Human Trafficking Taskforce, chaired by Public Safety Canada and mandated with coordinating the plan's implementation and the generation of annual progress reports, to be made publicly available.
The NAP-CHT instituted the Human Trafficking Taskforce, chaired by Public Safety Canada and mandated with coordinating the plan's implementation and the generation of annual progress reports, which were to be made publicly available.
The Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Corporation, which was created by Mr. Pataki and Mr. Giuliani last month, is coordinating the planning for reviving Lower Manhattan and creating a memorial.
The Dublin Regional Authority coordinates the plans, reviews the budgets, and monitors the spending of EU funds by the three counties and Dublin City Council (formerly Dublin Corporation).
