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He has the task of coordinating the less experienced riders.

This year the Asia Society has taken on the task of coordinating all the activities that week and publishing them in a guide that includes a map and a calendar of exhibitions, lectures and other public programs.

And Daniel Libeskind, the master designer for the site, has the unenviable task of coordinating all these creative energies, a job more daunting with every announcement.

Former U.S. president Bill Clinton, who had in May 2009 been named the UN special envoy to Haiti, was assigned the task of coordinating the efforts of the disparate aid initiatives.

It is both symbolic and appropriate that the task of coordinating the official American response to the scourge of international anti-Semitism should have been entrusted to the daughter of a refugee from Nazi Germany.

The order gave the Secret Service responsibility for drawing up the overall plan, and it assigned the Army the task of coordinating the military role.

The internal protocols drive the task of coordinating the provision of raw materials and intermediate inputs.

One such company is Onfleet, who provides a white-label backend specifically built for the task of coordinating deliveries with a fleet of couriers out in the field.

On the military side, ISIS isn't quite up to the task of coordinating large units in combined armed actions.

In our methodology we use a master processor, with the task of coordinating the remaining processors (slaves).

All week, the coordinating producer of "Bette," Jon Kenney, has had the task of pitching this guest shot to a long list of well-known actors.