Sentence examples for coordination with others from inspiring English sources
And it is now so easy to anonymously hurl abuse – sometimes in coordination with others of a similar disposition – it can have no other objective than to attempt to inflict psychological harm.
Embassy Brussels suggests the time is right to ask Belgium to take more than a handful of detainees and ask in coordination with others (as led by Belgium), so that Guantanamo -- which Europeans always so roundly condemned -- is closed once and for all.
These gaps suggest that the microgrid integration challenge is not just under the control of an individual microgrid, but also is in coordination with others.
Some areas may adopt DST simply as a matter of coordination with others rather than for any direct benefits.
Protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks [ 1] mainly hold information of how different proteins operate in coordination with others to enable the biological processes within the cell.
Although recently changes have been made to medical education, many professionals were still educated to believe that the quality of their provided care depends on their individual knowledge and hard work and not on coordination with others [ 5].
Moreover, the president said, the United States cannot act in isolation, but must "do some coordination with other countries".
More sustained engagement in coordination with other governments, particularly if pitched as an effort to develop partnership, may help them do so.
The same gun had fired at American reconnaissance planes during the previous two days in coordination with other antiaircraft guns in the area, Major Tallman said.
At the Department of Buildings, the report found, there was an "overall breakdown in several key areas," including a lack of coordination with other agencies and critical lapses in training.
