Sentence examples for coordinated much from inspiring English sources

They have coordinated much of the auction house's finely tuned chaos since its founding in 1852.

There were meetings, events, leafleting initiatives run by Hope Not Hate – which coordinated much of the activity – and also by Labour and Unite Against Fascism.

He said, however, that he had enthusiastically returned to a greater role at America Online and had recently coordinated much of the work for the new strategy.

(The departure of Matthew Studdert-Kennedy, formerly EIF's excellent Artistic Administrator who coordinated much of the concerts programme under Jonathan Mills, was unfortunate timing; Linehan could use a strong right-hand person advising him on classical music).

In fact, in 1992 Keith McKennon, a Dow Chemical executive who had coordinated much of Dow's public response to the Agent Orange litigation, joined Dow Corning as interim chief executive.

"A divided movement at war with itself only makes Democratic electoral gains more complicated and increasingly unlikely," said Erik Smith, who coordinated much of the independent, pro-Democratic campaign in 2004.

The AIIB will play a vital role in financing and coordinating much needed projects in our region.

The DNA damage response kinase ataxia telangiectasia and Rad3-related (ATR) coordinates much of the cellular response to replication stress.

The Credential Assembly Service CASS) is the branch of the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) which coordinates much of the law school application process.

But there are clear limitations to today's suites of tools, as we still need central intermediaries to establish trust and coordinate much of the capability.

Mr. Thaksin is abroad now, fleeing a corruption conviction, but he is believed to be financing and coordinating much of the protests.