Sentence examples for leading and coordinating from inspiring English sources
"We've got an agency for the first time that has the responsibility of leading and coordinating the national threat and we've done it.
Xi said the 21-member forum had agreed that economic integration was the "driving force" behind sustained strong growth and Apec "should continue to play a leading and coordinating role in pushing forward this process".
When it comes to disaster management, it is inevitable that local government leaders play a key role in leading and coordinating a variety of tasks and operations.
Ultimately, however, they are perceived as the main parties responsible for leading and coordinating the different entities brought together to respond to a situation.
It is not just a matter of managing the physical expansion of the group and leading and coordinating what will inevitably be a much larger business entity.
In East Asia, both Japan and South Korea have been widely recognized as successful cases of developmental states that managed to achieve rapid economic growth with relative equity in the post-war era, and their success have been credited to these state's role in leading and coordinating industrial policy and social investment in human capital (World Bank, 1993; Peng & Wong, 2008; Holliday, 2000).
Most social entrepreneurs I know, however, don't start their venture because they relish the idea of managing an organization -- of creating roles and responsibilities, leading budget meetings and coordinating steering committees.
The replicative helicase is a central player in coordinating leading and lagging strand synthesis (Pandey et al., 2009).
The Escherichia coli replicase DNA polymerase III is a complex of 10 subunits that tightly coordinates leading and lagging strand synthesis (2).
Their candidate, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, won plaudits in recent years as interior minister for leading the fight against ETA and coordinating with the police in neighboring France and Portugal the arrests of most of its leaders.
In the majority of the observed collaborative activities during the last day the team took responsibility in starting up, leading, coordinating and ending situations together e.g. in the morning assessments, and bedside care.
