Sentence examples for how to coordinate from inspiring English sources

"In the end the big countries in Europe, the leaders in Europe, must meet and take a decision on how to coordinate monetary integration with more effective coordinated fiscal policy," Mr. Obama said, according to the Spanish news agency EFE.

They know how to secure an objective on a battlefield, how to coordinate firepower and maneuver.

One basic difficulty with the piece is how to coordinate what's happening on screen with the live action on stage.

(A parallel report advised organisations on how to coordinate with police forces, should things get really out of hand).

Its political leaders already work together to identify how to coordinate themselves, to call for greater autonomy and power.

Maybe the next hundred years of the neuroscience of memory will tell us how to coordinate them.

The cast is larger (23) and tiered, and Mr. Martins knows how to coordinate the many pieces.

Other issues could include figuring out how to coordinate sales efforts and determining which sales team sells which ad space.

The key issue the council is grappling with right now is how to coordinate an increasingly armed opposition.

"I would hope that Mr. Kelly got some experience in our operation these many years ago about how to coordinate and how to get along".

Google seems to me like an engineering driven company that hasn't yet learnt how to coordinate everyone to launch a product well".