Sentence examples for does not coordinate with from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Heinz Kerry can make independent expenditures on his behalf as long as she does not coordinate with him or the campaign.

His group, an independent political action committee called Make Us Great Again, has a proposed $55 million budget, and under federal rules can spend unlimited funds as long as it does not coordinate with the campaign.

The Obama administration says it does not coordinate with Iran.

On the other hand, when the EMF does not coordinate with the natural rhythm, the proliferation and differentiation of NSCs might be inhibited.

For example, if A chooses an action that does not coordinate with a one of its neighbors B, then B will have a clear incentive to change its action to accommodate A. If B changes its action, then another of B's neighbors, say C, who is not directly connected to A will nevertheless have an equally clear incentive to coordinate with B as well.

A voice-over at the end announced that the commercial had been paid for by an organization called Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, which is the name of Colbert's super PAC, an entity that, like any other super PAC, is entitled to raise and spend unlimited amounts of soft money in support of candidates as long as it doesn't "coordinate" with them, whatever that means.

Frame told me Citizen has had a dialogue with the NYPD for "months" but that the company doesn't coordinate with police departments in any way.

Right To Rise, a super PAC that supports Jeb Bush and asks us all to be respectful in this time of trouble and continue pretending to believe that it doesn't coordinate with the campaign, has been entrusted with the lion's share of Jeb's nominal war chest.

The groups are allowed to receive unlimited donations as long as they do not coordinate with federal candidates or parties.

And as long as they do not coordinate with Mr. Romney's strategists, everything is perfectly legal.

"We do not coordinate with the Iranians," general Lloyd Austin, the commander of US forces in the Middle East, told a House of Representatives panel last week.