Sentence examples for help to co-ordinate from inspiring English sources

It will also help to co-ordinate assistance from individual countries that choose to get involved.

They go on to suggest that the light channelled by microtubules can help to co-ordinate activities in different parts of the brain.

They will be a mixture of public service and private providers and, in our role as an apprenticeship training agency, we will help to co-ordinate training providers in local areas".

Between chemotherapy treatments and his full-time job as deputy clerk for the Village of East Rockaway, Mr. Long knew he needed help to co-ordinate the job so it would be completed in the short time he had left, Ms. Long said recently.

As you know, the Bank of England does not help to co-ordinate monetary policy and the government's (unwise) debt management, and long ago gave control over the full spectrum of rates – short and long, safe and risky – to the "invisible hand" of "submitters" in banks, such as Barclays, operating in the Libor market.

One protein that might help to co-ordinate microtubules and actin filaments is called kinesin-like calmodulin-binding protein (or KCBP for short).

In London, the Department for International Development (DfID) opened its emergency crisis co-ordination room on the morning the earthquake happened, from where staff have been helping to co-ordinate efforts on the ground, liaise with other international relief organisations and work with the Iranian government to ensure that the right equipment gets to where it is needed as quickly as possible.

Would you like to do meaningful work by helping to co-ordinate our ambitious veterinary referral hospital?

His responsibilities will include helping to co-ordinate significant projects and commemorative events involving the Army in London.

He joined the Special Operations Executive in 1941, helping to co-ordinate the resistance in German-occupied Crete, and commanding, as he put it, "some minor guerrilla operations".

Bruce Horn, an arable farmer in Hampshire helping to co-ordinate action in the area, said: "There is a lot of solidarity among the farming community at the moment.