Sentence examples for directing and coordinating from inspiring English sources
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.
In that position, she has been responsible for directing and coordinating all external departments, monitoring $15.8 million in capital funds from the City of New York, and carrying out a $75 million capital campaign and a $7 million annual campaign.
By the 18th century in some continental countries, the duties of the quartermaster had expanded to incorporate many attributes of a modern chief of staff, such as directing and coordinating marches and deployments and drafting operational orders.
According to its Constitution, a principal function of WHO "is to act as the directing and coordinating authority on international health work", in support of which it "may make suitable arrangements for consultation and cooperation with NGOs in carrying out its international health work" [4].
It is known, however, that Kuroda Kanbei, considered a talented strategist, was charged with directing and coordinating the main attack.
World Health Organization (WHO): the United Nations agency directing and coordinating public health priorities.
A company command post could be shown trying to direct and coordinate attacks.
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.
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 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.
