Sentence examples for coordinating business from inspiring English sources

The president replaced the system of rotating presidencies, under which member states took turns chairing EU meetings and coordinating business for six-month terms.

The prime minister has taken a heavy and visible role in the remain camp, touring the country, giving speeches, coordinating business voices and even welcoming the interventions of foreign leaders.

The trade association is barred by law from coordinating business decisions among its members, but it has made clear its intention to protect the exclusive window of about 120 days in which theaters typically show a movie without competition from other media.

The technologies made it possible to monitor and coordinate business operations as never before.

The bridegroom, 32, is the vice president for corporate sales and business development at the World Research Group in Manhattan, which coordinates business conferences.

Since 1998, Dawson, one of a new breed of outward-looking DUP businessmen, had been director of Arena Network NI, which coordinates business environmental initiatives in Northern Ireland.

Tibco makes software to coordinate business processes and manage workflow and competes with companies like Progress Software and bigger vendors like Oracle.

Bank of the Ozarks in Arkansas, which received $75 million in taxpayer money, paid $43,400 in 2007 for a personal assistant to coordinate business and charitable events from the home of George Gleason, the bank's chief executive.

Doug Leone will assume full responsibility for coordinating the business we have gradually developed over the past couple of decades and almost everything else remains entirely the same.

Mr. Taubman, 76, former chairman of Sotheby's and still its majority shareholder, is charged, along with Sir Anthony, with colluding to fix fees charged to auction sellers and with coordinating other business practices so that customers could not bargain between the two companies.

Workflow management is a key technique for coordinating various business processes.