Sentence examples for have begun coordinating from inspiring English sources

One cable describes Indian officials "loathe to admit publicly that India and the US have begun coordinating foreign policies".

President Bush and Senator McCain have begun coordinating their attacks on Barack Obama in an effort to extend their failed policies for a third term".

Various organizations have lobbied to raise the age limit in the past, but it is only in recent years that they have begun to coordinate efforts and attract more attention from state officials.

The government had "federalized" the situation and begun coordinating cleanup efforts about an hour after the accident.

The many of the industry standards development organizations (SDOs) have begun a dialog to help coordinate the efforts of their members.

More TBA trainings on their roles are expected to address this; however, their mention of KWO is of significance, especially as BMA and KDHW recognize the protective role KWO plays for women, and they have begun linking with the organization to coordinate a more robust response for survivors' care and protection.

Even before taking office, Mr. Kirchner and other Argentine officials have begun preliminary talks with the Brazilian government about coordinating exchange rate policies.

They've begun to coordinate their policies more and more with those of runners and others who want to use the city streets without having to cope with cars.

Even before the NICHD meeting, the international community of placenta researchers had begun to coordinate their efforts by planning a website that will list existing placenta biobanks and help match collaborators.

Another Democratic idea would have begun a process for rethinking how environmental regulators coordinate their work.

Since QS is a global regulatory mechanism coordinated by bacterial communities, scientists have begun to investigate the possible link with antibiotic signalling.