Sentence examples for has started to coordinate from inspiring English sources
A group calling itself "Anonymous" (the site seems to be down at the moment) has started to coordinate denial of service attacks against Wikileaks' enemies as part of "Operation Payback".
"It's baby steps but we've started to coordinate our efforts.
A team of civil affairs soldiers has also started to coordinate an effort to provide the company with 15 to 20 cars and three buses so some of the company's 9,500 employees can be brought from the city and begin cleaning up.
In addition to these protests, local groups of parents and educators in a number of states have started to seek ways to coordinate their efforts to protest standardized testing and help parents "opt" their children out of these tests.
Many organizations have recognized the dangers of siloed data and have started to form a committee to coordinate an information governance strategy.
Kathy Horan, vice president of AbbeHealth Aging Services, which operates adult day health centers in Marion, Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, said managed care organizations, or MCOs, that coordinate Medicaid recipients' care have started to decrease the number of days covered at those centers.
The NYPD became, at the time, coordinated in its crackdown once Occupy had started to target banks.
Daoud Shihab, a spokesman for Islamic Jihad, said that it would start to coordinate its responses with Hamas.
