Sentence examples for looking to coordinate from inspiring English sources

He warned that if it came to industrial action, unions would be looking to coordinate it across the sector.

Or say, when you're out in the middle of the desert, and looking to coordinate with friends.

The solution, launching today, is aimed at teams looking to coordinate around shared tasks, explains founder and CEO Tom Baeyens, who says the idea was inspired by fellow consumer-facing services like IFTTT and enterprise-focused Zapier.

The cosmetics company recently launched a football-themed campaign, touting eyeshadows and makeup looks to coordinate with teams' colors.

So, are you looking to organize and coordinate a crowd of groupies for your Hall & Oates coverband's big show, or plan a surprise birthday party for your cat? Groundcrew thinks that making their software available to ordinary people, communities, and businesses like yours has big potential.

For the naïve ravens this cycle may have been interrupted as they had to both look up to coordinate pulling the string down and look down to see the effects of their actions on the position of the meat.

The firm is looking to offer new ways to coordinate investment with others, since it does a lot of investments and is always trying to shorten that cycle, according to 500 Startups founding partner and Sith Lord Dave McClure.

Luke Sussams, senior researcher at Carbon Tracker Initiative, also part of the research team, said: "Policy makers concerned about climate change and a level playing field in energy markets should look to take coordinated action to remove the distortions to production these subsidies create".

Ctrip recently raised close to $1 billion from the sale of convertible notes, a raise that looks to be coordinated with the Skyscanner deal.

At the same time, these launch service providers are looking for help to coordinate the deluge of developers looking to send small satellites into space, he said.

Losing this precious time in looking for ways to coordinate different nations is a luxury that we cannot afford at a time when too many global challenges require decisive and immediate multilateral action.