Sentence examples for coordinating the relief from inspiring English sources
You would think that FEMA, with all its expertise, would be coordinating the relief effort.
The Oklahoma City Community Foundation, which usually manages money donated for improving the city, quickly took the lead in coordinating the relief efforts.
About 400,000 people were evacuated in Muzaffargarh and outlying areas, said Suhail Tipu, a government official coordinating the relief and rescue operation.
At least 200 people had to be rescued by boat on Sunday and Monday, according to Ian Hugill from Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue, which was coordinating the relief effort.
Angeliki Fanaki, who is coordinating the relief programme, said every effort was being made to ensure refugees were received with a level of dignity they may not have experienced so far.
With more than 140 groups raising money for victims of the World Trade Center attacks, State Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer said yesterday that he planned to take the lead in coordinating the relief efforts of private charities.
But, ultimately, it is the United Nations that must take responsibility to lead and coordinate the relief efforts.
As chairman of NYC & Company, the city's convention and visitors bureau, Mr. Zagat had been helping coordinate the relief effort of restaurateurs and food suppliers.
After the show was broadcast in New York, Joseph Mandarino, an adviser to the president of Gift of Limbs to Disabled Children, which helped coordinate the relief trip, said his group was flooded with calls from families offering to adopt the children.
"The government is doing its own thing," said Brett Scudder, a community advocate from Far Rockaway who has been walking up and down the boardwalk, helping coordinate the relief effort.
She led a staff of 21 full-time workers who, as part of the Agency for International Development, coordinated the relief efforts of the State Department, the Pentagon, other government agencies and private groups like CARE and Save the Children in responding to the aid requests of foreign governments.
