Sentence examples for coordinated to recruit from inspiring English sources

As in the urban sites, sampling was coordinated to recruit and interview approximately equal numbers of participants across the selected wards.

Qualitative data collectors then followed up using the GPS coordinates to recruit eligible participants.

Everything was coordinated to be on time.

ALS was a key medical consultant for the trial subjects and coordinated efforts within the hospital to recruit trial subjects.

For example, the 2013 Lushan earthquake highlighted the difficulties that can arise in the absence of a legal system to recruit and coordinate the volunteers.

It said that Locog and G4S faced a "significant challenge to recruit, train and coordinate all the security guards in time for the Games".

In its March 2012 report into preparations, it warned that: "LOCOG and its security contractor, G4S, now face a significant challenge to recruit, train and coordinate all the security guards in time for the Games".

And it noted that protesters "often use the Internet to recruit, raise funds and coordinate their activities prior to demonstrations".

The ease and convenience of access, immense and geographically dispersed audiences, and lack of regulation or censorship enable rogue groups to recruit, train, motivate, and coordinate anti-human activities over vast distances without direct contact.

They exhibit the ability to recruit diverse effector molecules thereby coordinating various membrane-mediated processes.

In 2004, I coordinated the Kerry campaign's statewide program in Virginia, helping to recruit and train more than 800 lawyers statewide and resolving hundreds of incidents.