Sentence examples for future coordinator from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg reports that the office will be collapsed into the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs within the State Department and the future coordinator, if the role survives the cuts, will no longer report directly to the Secretary of State.

Little more than a half-hour after the Broncos' game ended Sunday night, the Patriots sent out an e-mail announcing that Josh McDaniels — their once and future offensive coordinator, and minutes removed from a one-year stint with the St . Louis Rams— had been hired as an offensive assistant and would rejoin the team immediately.

On his radio show Monday, the team vice chairman, Bill Polian, laid most of the blame on the inexplicable disappearance of the defense — probably not a good sign for the future of the defensive coordinator Larry Coyer.

"Because he was exploited in the past is not a reason to exploit others in the future," said Josephine Lee, the coordinator for Justice Will Be Served, a labor organizing campaign that championed Mr. Nget's aggrieved workers.

In addition, Mr. Haass has served a special envoy on Northern Ireland and as a special coordinator on the future of Afghanistan.

Each RSU sorts the database in order of high probability for the next time slots and shares the information with main coordinators of the clusters for the segments covered by that main coordinator and its future path.

And, more recently, in the aftermath of 9/11, I served as U.S. coordinator for the future of Afghanistan under President George W. Bush.

Ian Scoones is co-director of the ESRC STEPS Centre, a professorial fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, and joint coordinator of the Future Agricultures Consortium.

All participants will be given a copy of the consent form and contact details of the study coordinator for their future questions and concerns.

The MTV Freedom initiative can show how the power of the world's young people, when united for even just a moment, can make a change for children, for all fleeing conflict and misery and seeking hope and a better future," said Marie Pierre Poirier UNICEF's Special Coordinator for the refugee and migrant crisis in Europe.

She is an Advanced Skills Teacher and the national coordinator of Musical Futures.