Sentence examples for coordinating matters from inspiring English sources

Jason Cone, a spokesman in New York, said much of the confusion involved who was coordinating matters.

Back in 2002, a man named John Delaney was the FAI treasurer and he had the unenviable job of coordinating matters in Dublin while the proverbial was hitting the fan in Micronesia.

The current refugee crisis illustrates once more the limitations of the international community in coordinating matters of burden-sharing in the face of claims of sovereignty by states.

Another potential anchor tenant could be Lincoln Center Inc. itself, the parent organization that coordinates matters on the performing arts campus for 12 constituent organizations.

As an organ of the national government, the provincial leadership participates in the planning and application of the national development plan and helps coordinate matters related to the province.

He served for many years as a commissioner representing Massachusetts to the New England Confederation, an organization that coordinated matters of common interest (principally defense) among most of the New England colonies.

In statements to federal antitrust prosecutors, Mr. Davidge said Sir Anthony told him he had met with Mr. Taubman, the Sotheby's chairman, and that the two men had agreed to make their businesses more profitable by coordinating various matters.

WHO will have an important institutional role in rallying stakeholders, coordinating on matters where joint action is needed, providing technical support, and showing accountability.

But she told the inspector general that Mr. Tenet still "gave her responsibility for coordinating this matter".

Officials said they expected Elaine Kamarck, a centrist Democrat who has advised Mr. Gore on domestic policy for years, to help coordinate policy matters during the transition.

But Mr. Esser said Die Zeit would maintain some separation, even if the print and online staffs increasingly coordinate on matters like story planning.