Sentence examples for coordinates support from inspiring English sources

However, Ms. Masson suggests that once admitted but before putting down a deposit, all candidates with issues seek out the campus office that coordinates support services.

"To enable the youth corps to successfully complete rehabilitation projects at historic sites, the Trust coordinates support from its broad network of partners, like the National Park Service, and preservation experts to provide training and guidance on each project.

The observed bond lengthening between Tyr440 and the heme-iron in chains A and D, where Met362 mainly coordinates, supports this hypothesis.

Their observation that dynamics were encoded in pure arm-centered coordinates supports our conclusions that both dynamics complexity and visual cues about dynamics can influence the way in which object dynamics are represented.

Saturday's visit by Seattle also carried with it a further symbolic reminder that the Seattle branch of the American Outlaws (the official US supporters group) had been invited to help coordinate support for next week's vital World Cup qualifier against Mexico, following the successful game against Panama in an earlier qualifier.

WRI has been central in coordinating support for conscientious objections in countries with compulsory military service.

In 1999, Hall was appointed dean of higher education development and charged with coordinating support for students from underprivileged backgrounds.

John Wirth, a lawyer who lives Yorktown and has a law office in White Plains, is coordinating support in the 19th Congressional District, which includes much of northern Westchester.

From his telephone, Staley posted a note to a private Facebook message group where he had been coordinating support for Cox.

From these encounters, I saw first-hand what data back up: a facility allowing students, teachers and mental health professionals to coordinate support in one place leads to better mental-health access for teens who need it most.

The administration indicated it would give states the "flexibility to streamline and coordinate" support programs like food stamps and child care that help poor families with the transition from welfare to work.