Sentence examples for demand coordinated from inspiring English sources

That is when Irving Langsner, 90, spins tunes that demand coordinated movement.

For instance, the collaborative development of cross-cutting challenges for European policy making that demand coordinated policy actions was supported by forward-looking activities [20, 21].

"Countering ISIL will demand coordinated and sustained action by Iraq, the United States and the international community," she said in a statement.

It was American leadership that mobilized the international community to create the United Nations, which would serve as a platform for addressing global threats and responding to crises that would demand coordinated, multilateral action.

The scale of the challenge posed by climate disruption and the uncertainty surrounding future changes demand coordinated, collaborative responses that go far beyond traditional "agency-by-agency" responses to stressors and threats.

As details emerged of an elaborate and well-equipped international terror operation planned in Syria and carried out by a sleeper cell in Brussels, Hollande also demanded "coordinated and systematic controls" on the EU's external borders, a greater effort to control illegal arms trafficking, and improved surveillance of returning jihadi.

The eradication of pathogens demands widespread coordinated action.

The EBI RDF platform has been developed to meet an increasing demand to coordinate RDF activities across the institute and provides a new entry point to querying and exploring integrated resources available at the EBI.

I keep hearing reports about escalating homework loads, even in the younger grades, and think that teachers need to be vigilant about making reasonable demands and coordinating daily and long-term assignments.

In [15], the authors coordinated demand response programs to reduce conventional energy storage systems for the large scale integration of renewable energy resources.

We recommend national programs create coordinated demand generation interventions, based on insights from multiple disciplines, tailored to the needs and aspirations of defined subsets of the target population, rather than focused exclusively on HIV prevention goals.