"Their bodies become one (they are biologically united, and do not merely rub together) in coitus (and only in coitus), similarly to the way in which one's heart, lungs and other organs form a unity by coordinating for the biological good of the whole," George writes in a draft of his latest essay on the subject.
For this, NGOs are involved in developing disaster education materials, coordinating for mainstreaming disaster risk reduction in national education system, and teaching youths, leaders, and parents the disaster risk reduction issues.
Providing diagnosis and treatment, and coordinating for transitions in care upon release from prison can be extremely beneficial for community public health (Binswanger, Redmond, Steiner, & Hicks, 2011) and in reducing recidivism (Baillargeon, Binswanger, Penn, Williams, & Murray, 2009).
Anson later exchanged email addresses with Ben Hauck, a ten-time marathoner who was in the park checking to make sure that enough water fountains would be operational for the replacement race he is coordinating for Sunday.
MMD supported in data collection and in coordinating for the study.
UNICEF also led key emergency clusters at national and sub-national levels and continues this leadership role in the Early Recovery Working Groups, coordinating for improved efficiency of both humanitarian and early recovery responses.
Map coordinates for the mall were displayed on screen.
Sometimes it's a GPS coordinate for the next place they should walk to.
Shorter trips can be cheaper, and easier to coordinate for busy parents and children.
"We coordinate for ourselves," she confided, gazing raptly at Roddy Caravella, a friend, "and sometimes for each other".
The attacks appeared to have been coordinated for maximum damage, and the victims were almost all Shiite civilians.
