Sentence examples for identified and coordinated from inspiring English sources

(Synonyms, abbreviations, and the like must be identified and coordinated for computer analysis.) The data must include details on all locations, facility types (headquarters, branch offices, data centers), and financial commitments (ownership, rental, sale-and-leaseback).

Where important items of information are lost in the flood of information, intelligent courses of action should be identified and coordinated between the competent authorities and industry.

EPA staff participated in the work, providing substantial input on design specifications and reporting requirements, and also identified and coordinated with stakeholders in the pilot watersheds for this project.

He also will oversee research administration and policy coordination, and help identify and coordinate technology transfer opportunities for the enterprise.

This is the third and most serious of three alerts used to help identify and coordinate rescue efforts when a plane is thought to be in difficulty.

We know money is tight; if direct funding is not available, the government should use its convening power to identify and coordinate funding bodies that could support charities.

The council, he said, would pool the expertise of individual regulatory agencies and make it easier to identify and coordinate their reaction to risks that ripple across different institutions and markets.

Finally, the administrative expenses of the organizations that identify and coordinate kidney paired donation transplantation require reimbursement akin to that necessary for organ procurement organizations.

With no centralized, single-payer national insurance plan, each patient and provider is on his or her own in identifying and coordinating the treatment of even such common conditions as a bronchitis attack.

The task force's mission is to "identify and coordinate, in close cooperation with Greece and benefiting from input from other member states, the technical assistance that Greece needs to deliver" structural changes.

Staffing firms spend considerable time and money on sourcing, identifying and coordinating with candidates for work.