Sentence examples for coordinating outreach from inspiring English sources

The contract went to the association, which later approached Ms. Kraus about coordinating outreach programs.

Policing leads to displacement, and an unintended consequence of displacing and dispersing vulnerable groups is that it becomes more difficult for those coordinating outreach programs to reach and serve them.

UNICEF has added staff in established field offices in Bossangoa, Bambari, Bouar and Kaga Bandoro and is coordinating outreach strategies in the west and centre of the country.

UNICEF is strengthening its field presence by reinforcing staff in established field offices in Bossangoa, Bambari and Kaga Bandoro as well as coordinating outreach strategies in the west and centre of the country.

UNICEF is strengthening its field presence by adding staff in established field offices in Bossangoa, Bambari and Kaga Bandoro as well as coordinating outreach strategies in the west and centre of the country.

UNICEF is strengthening its field presence by adding staff in established field offices in Bossangoa, Bambari and Kaga Bandoro as well as coordinating outreach strategies in the west and south-west of the country.

It's a layer of management software that would slot in to existing marketing toolkits from companies like Salesforce to coordinate outreach attempts to those companies that a business has targeted as potential customers.

An estimated 500 people representing about 40 spiritual traditions heeded the call, according to Rev. Karen Van Fossan, the minister of Unitarian Universalist Fellowship & Church of Bismarck-Mandan, who helped coordinate outreach for the event. .

"Embassy can now more logically approach the [government of Argentina] about [its] anticipated next steps and ways we might be able to coordinate outreach to other governments to bring attention to the warrants and pressure to bear on Iran and Hezbollah," says one US cable dated November 1, 2006, after a meeting with Nisman.

Since its inception, service learning has challenged students not only to join the ranks of those helping out at food banks, teaching adults to read or cleaning up parks and roadsides, but also to manage campus service-learning systems and coordinate outreach.

This WG will design and coordinate outreach meetings with patient groups and dissemination activities.