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[email protected] · This is the first in an Observer series of online commentaries, seeking to extend and deepen debates around Islam in Britain, in association with a new Islam in the media discussion group coordinated by Observer home affairs editor Martin Bright.

At the Treasury, a working group coordinated by Adewale O. Adeyemo, an aide to the department's chief of staff, is overseeing the administrative tasks associated with constituting the new bureau, as part of a team led by the deputy secretary, Neal S. Wolin, charged with putting the law into effect.

Archbishop Dolan agreed to speak out with other religious leaders at a news conference last month at the invitation of the Chiaroscuro Foundation, an anti-abortion group coordinated by an investment banker active in conservative causes, according to the archbishop's spokesman, Joseph Zwilling.

We obtained data on the effective date of FSC legislation for all 50 states and DC from the website of the Coalition for Fire-Safe Cigarettes, a group coordinated by the National Fire Protection Agency.

Meanwhile, a working group coordinated by the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute NHLBIis is coordinating an effort to answer the most baffling question: Why some labs find the virus in both patients and healthy people, and others find it in neither.

There are various other local programs which have assisted with lowering the crime rate of Palm Island: The Men's Group, coordinated by former Mayor Robert Blackley, runs a prison cell visitors program, a support service, and a children's night patrol.

The group communication algorithms are employed in fault-tolerant distributed computing systems, where the members of a group coordinate by using multicast messages.

The Sustainability Working Groups, coordinated by the Office of Sustainability, are essential to driving the development and implementation of the Princeton Sustainability Plan.

In the campaign's finale, Democrats established an overwhelming advantage on television: A coalition of outside-spending groups, coordinated by House Majority PAC, poured an estimated $200 million into advertising, mainly around the tightly-organized themes laid out in the party's suburban and working-class opinion research.

The vast network of conservative political groups coordinated by the Koch brothers are set to spend $889 million on the 2016 presidential election — but it appears to be unlikely that any of that cash will find its way to GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump.

The participants were divided into six working groups coordinated by two facilitators.