Sentence examples for coordinated events from inspiring English sources

The Football Association coordinated events in schools and football clubs to commemorate the ceasefire; the Football Remembers project financed a memorial to the truce, unveiled last week at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire by the Duke of Cambridge; and teams from the British and German armies will recreate the famous "match" tonight in a centenary game at Aldershot Town's stadium.

A large body of work has proved that transcription by RNA polymerase II and pre-mRNA processing are coordinated events within the cell nucleus.

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By Jones' own admission he did not take the writing serious in the beginning, he was busy holding up the legal end working with Belafonte who was in contact the Kennedy Administration, and Walker, who coordinated events on the ground in Birmingham, especially with King incarcerated.

There is mounting evidence to suggest that the synthesis of pre-mRNA transcripts and their subsequent splicing are coordinated events.

Signal transduction pathways encompass a series of highly coordinated events involving numerous proteins, varying in both structure and function.

But Swiss Re, Travelers Property Casualty Corporation and 21 other insurers who provided coverage for the trade center contend that the terrorist attack was a single, highly coordinated event.

Prior to joining Progressive Strategies and OpenLeft, Adam produced reports on women elected to local governments and coordinated event logistics while working at the Susan B. Anthony Center for Women's Leadership at the University of Rochester.

By incapacitating first responders, terrorists might maximize the impact of a larger, coordinated event.

Our findings indicate that protein aggregation is a prevalent and highly coordinated event of early aging and is not solely associated with proteostasis deterioration.

Mr. Bell's mother, Ruth, 58, who coordinates events for the company, was a more difficult recruit.