Sentence examples for coordination with its from inspiring English sources
Because of the geometry and charge distribution of the water molecule, it tends to favor tetrahedral coordination with its neighbors.
Help continues to arrive As the Niger battles the severest floods it has seen in years, UNICEF, in coordination with its partners, is providing immediate relief assistance to meet the urgent needs of flood victims.
Each cation and anion is in octahedral coordination with its six closest neighbours.
Throughout the war the Soviet Union accepted large quantities of lend-lease supplies but seldom divulged its military plans or acted in coordination with its Western allies.
If "there need to be international consequences," then the United States, in coordination with its allies and where possible with the backing of the United Nations, must deliver them.
Apparently, King Salman reaffirmed that Saudi Arabia does have spare capacity of 2 million barrels per day but plans to increase oil production in coordination with its producing nation partners and as necessary to maintain market stability.
With his Agenda for Peace and his efforts to trim the bloated UN bureaucracy and improve coordination with the its specialised, autonomous organisations, Boutros-Ghali demonstrated his leadership qualities.
Recently, PalTel group Foundation (http://www.pgfoundation.ps/?lang=en) implemented, in coordination with Jawwal, its subsidiary, a 3-year program entitled "Code for Palestine-We Code).
The fight over Misurata has been the bloodiest battle in the nearly three-month-long conflict, and the rebel gains come as NATO has increased the intensity of its bombardment and its coordination with rebel officials.
Its leaders acknowledge close battlefield coordination with the Nusra Front, but its leader, Hashim al-Shaikh, has called Nusra's affiliation with Al Qaeda bad for the uprising.
Its deep involvement — and its coordination with roughly 20,000 U.S. service members — stands in contrast to the 1995 Kobe earthquake, when local government leaders, as well as socialist Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama, were reluctant to summon the SDF for support.
