Sentence examples for direct and coordinate from inspiring English sources
A company command post could be shown trying to direct and coordinate attacks.
The bill also provides for an office within the State Department that would direct and coordinate federal efforts to deal with trafficking in human beings.
The bill would also establish an interagency Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking, to be based in the State Department, to direct and coordinate federal efforts in this area.
His efforts to secure, direct, and coordinate contributors for the project exhausted him, and he died from the effects of a paralytic stroke that he had suffered in 1901.
The Center acts as a clearing agency for information except when the position of a vessel in distress isn't known, or when more than one CG facility is needed to give assistance, then by telephone & teletype contact with the various units, they direct and coordinate the search and rescue.
But they have long focused on detailing the genes and cellular pathways that direct and coordinate this process, rather than the role of cellular forces — simply because they did not have the tools to measure those forces, said Otger Campàs Ph.D., an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering who holds the Mellichamp Chair in Systems Biology at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB).
Recognizing this, Congress put the Secretary of the Interior in charge of these works and entrusted him with sufficient power, principally the § 5 contract power, to direct, manage, and coordinate their operation.
Their first activities were directing and coordinating services to the poor for various denominations around Champaign, Ill., where the Ronsvalles lived in public housing for 19 years.
The program directed and coordinated research on the algae, whose scientific name, Aureococcus anophagefferens, translates roughly as "golden yellow sphere causing a lack of feeding".
The bride, 25, directs and coordinates research on higher education issues for the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, a nonprofit organization in Boulder, Colo., that encourages students to attend college.
The U.S. Extended Continental Shelf Task Force directs and coordinates the Extended Continental Shelf Project, an effort to delineate the U.S. continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles.
