Sentence examples for is expected to coordinate from inspiring English sources

Oliver Letwin, the prime minister's close associate, is expected to coordinate the unit's work across Whitehall.

In the post, Mr. Szady, a counterintelligence specialist, is expected to coordinate the counterespionage activities of the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and other agencies.

The international coalition that's supporting the ground offensive says the operation is proceeding according to plan, but on the ground the different allied factions — which will eventually be expected to coordinate a final assault on the IS stronghold of Mosul — display a deep mutual distrust.

The officer was expected to coordinate with GCHQ in Cheltenham as well as MI5.

Colleagues say he also resented Mr. Topolanek, who as prime minister was expected to coordinate the Czech presidency of the union, for hogging the spotlight.

During the study period Wales introduced a system of regional commissioning in which groups of purchasing LHBs were expected to coordinate their purchasing from local providers.

In Fig.  1c- e, those residues of KR2 that are expected to coordinate the Na+ ion during its light-triggered passage through the mid-plane of the membrane [ 16, 38, 40, 41, 51] overlap with the actual Na+ ligands of δ-OR in the 3d and 7th helices.

In addition, Beijing is expected to better coordinate with Hong Kong's government and companies on infrastructure development, including potentially tapping experienced Hong Kong companies to build a new bridge and railway between the city and Southern China.

The magnesium ion is expected to be coordinated in a distorted octahedral environment involving two phosphate groups and three coordinating waters.

Allied officials said training is expected to be coordinated with the efforts now led by Lt. Gen. David H. Petraeus, a former commander of the 101st Airborne Division who is now helping Iraqi officials oversee the training of their forces.

Since specialized health care is expected to be coordinated with that provided by the patient's primary care physician[ 14, 26], we measured shared care reported by the specialist as a proxy for coordination.