Sentence examples for coordinating contact from inspiring English sources
When you talk about the task of monitoring 2,000 people in dozens of different localities across multiple countries, coordinating contact tracing efforts becomes especially tricky.
Nauendorf divided his column into several smaller groups, and approached Kandern from several sides, up the steep slopes, by coordinating contact between his column and Latour's, using Maximilian, Count of Merveldt's regiment as the link between them.
Speaking on condition of anonymity under ground rules set by the State Department, the officials said the United States and other OAS member countries are coordinating contacts and outreach to facilitate a resolution, despite their insistence on having no formal relations with the interim government.
Ultimately, the best scores will be tossed to sales where again, you have to coordinate contact with them and get them to respond.
Lopez currently works directly with a Guinean official and a WHO representative to coordinate contact tracing in the Guéckédou area, located near the borders with Sierra Leone and Liberia.
CDC initiated a contact investigation of US travelers; the World Health Organization International Health Regulations Office coordinated contact investigation for non-US travelers.
In practice, the psychologist is often in a good position to act as an advocate and point of contact for families and individuals with a DSD and coordinate contact with other members of the team.
The strategy adopted by the Barcelona TB Control Program TBPCPP) in 1987, with public health nurses (PHN) to follow the patients and coordinate contact tracing achieved indicators of good control in later years.
Unparalleled in his ability to coordinate contacts and continents and expertise.
He coordinated contacts with Sunni tribal leaders in Anbar during the Sunni Awakening, which crushed the insurgency there.
In 2010, the government established an office for Turks Abroad and Related Communities to coordinate contacts with Turks abroad.
