Sentence examples for coordinated a project from inspiring English sources

For a decade, until last summer, Ms. Lelyveld coordinated a project for The New York Times Company Foundation to enrich the resources of Public School 111, the Adolph S. Ochs School, on the West Side of Manhattan.

He recently coordinated a project that allowed his company to develop plants with homogeneous genetic traits that will produce predictable phenotypes when crossbred with other plants.

Keith coordinated a project with The Open Society Institute's After Prison Initiative to apply a critical race lens to crime and punishment in the U.S., and edited a volume, Race, Crime and Punishment: Breaking the Connection in America, at the culmination of that two-year effort.

Reed College, for instance, is coordinating a project with Vassar, Swarthmore and Occidental Colleges to explore and develop Web-based technologies for the campus.

She is coordinating a project called Safeplace to help the centre advise and support more people who have experienced domestic violence.

In Dursley, a former manufacturing town in western England, the ceramic artist Karen Hilliard is coordinating a project to transform a street of boarded-up buildings into spaces for local artists.

This fact may deprive some countries and organizations of ever coordinating a project.

Colombia's National Planning Department DNPP) is coordinating a project aimed at quantifying the economic cost of climate change impacts and determining optimal responses.

Moving into the oncology field, she then helped to plan and coordinate a project that resulted in the first whole genome sequence of a tumor together with its matched normal genome and provided ground-breaking insights into the mutational basis of acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

I coordinated a similar project in Chicago the following year.

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute coordinated a pilot project, the Mini-Sentinel.