Sentence examples for coordinated and executed from inspiring English sources
"On the contrary, this was a carefully planned, coordinated and executed campaign of violence".
Mrs Bensouda called the attacks "a carefully planned, coordinated and executed campaign of violence" targeting Kikuyu supporters of the Party of National Unity.
Although they are of fixed duration, these governance structures are designed for optimum productivity as well as being structures that are reflexive and responsive to the many issues that arise as the research is initiated, coordinated and executed (Laurie 2011).
Amazingly, these efforts were so well coordinated and executed that they provided highly precise results.
We planned, coordinated and executed a program to educate youth on how to become prepared and ready for the next Superstorm.
He interpreted Bannon's decision to reject Nehlen as nothing more than a public relations move "designed, coordinated, and executed by the Jewish media". .
City officials unveiled a $17.5 million operations center for the Fire Department yesterday that will allow commanders to better coordinate and execute the response to emergencies.
Legions of small companies with specific expertise work together under the guidance of a project manager to coordinate and execute their specific tasks in the right order.
The 3D framework is innovative in fully emulating the deployed agents, recreating multi-agent negotiations and societies that coordinate and execute control of assembly operations.
The company offers a web-based claims system that supports personal, commercial, and workers' compensation insurance, and enterprise app for coordinating and executing transactions, as well as underwriting and policy administrations systems for these carriers.
Levi (1988) states that the level of government extraction capacity is restrained by three conditions: the capacity of the government to control social resources and relative bargaining power; the capacity of the government to formulate, coordinate, and execute extraction contacts; and finally, the governmental expectations for the future, in other words, the withdrawal rate.
