Sentence examples for kind of coordinated from inspiring English sources

"That's the kind of coordinated response we want in the district that will allow us to reach areas everyone thought were unreachable," says Mr. Marseille.

The kind of coordinated American and European campaign that helped keep Slobodan Milosevic from stealing Yugoslavia's presidential election last year could be effective in Belarus next month.

The musicians have replaced their Twitter profile pictures and header images with blank blue images – actually turquoise, if we're being picky – in the kind of coordinated campaign that's more often used for charitable purposes.

For now, even public sources of risk capital like the World Bank's International Finance Corporation and Britain's Commonwealth Development Corporation have no special provision for the kind of coordinated pump-priming investment that's required in Haiti.

Mr. Tavera said that this kind of coordinated competition was emblematic of the way historic movie houses were transforming themselves, shaping "distinct markets" for their fare by serving their communities' entertainment and artistic needs.

For his part, Mr. Panetta said, "We can provide strong and effective responses to those kinds of provocations if we work together and if we develop the kind of coordinated response that we think is necessary".

The council envisions a kind of "coordinating committee" underneath it that other groups would join to supervise the military, as well as a special fund that all foreign donors would finance to help distribute aid inside Syria.

It is this kind of coordinate system that is used by a physical observer to track material bodies and to measure various physical fields such as the electromagnetic field and the spacetime-metric field.

Coordinate systems are not observable, yet both of these theories assign a fundamental physical role to certain kinds of coordinate system, namely, the inertial systems.

It will be shown that an approach based on this kind of coordinates has many interesting aspects.

In particular, a kind of coordinate-wise lower and upper solutions condition was imposed in [4], while Gilbert [5] introduced the notion of solution-tube to systems of first order dynamic equations which generalizes the notions of lower and upper solutions.