Sentence examples for military of coordinating from inspiring English sources

One analyst accused the Russian military of coordinating the seizure of sites in eastern Ukraine in an attempt to give Moscow more leverage during coming negotiations.

A military man in charge of coordinating defense policy could sell a huge and significant piece of domestic policy.

Gregory answered that his legates would accompany the crusade, and that they would be in charge of coordinating military operations with the Ilkhan.

The order gave the Secret Service responsibility for drawing up the overall plan, and it assigned the Army the task of coordinating the military role.

Under the arrangement, a senior C.I.A. official based at Bagram air base in Afghanistan was put in charge of coordinating C.I.A. and military activities in the border region.

Following the outbreak of World War II, Brain was given the task of coordinating Qantas' support for the Australian military, which became known as the Qantas Merchant Air Service.

On the military side, ISIS isn't quite up to the task of coordinating large units in combined armed actions.

These same leaders recognize the importance of coordinating efforts with community-based organizations -- organizations not of the military but formed outside the military to provide additional care and support to the men, women, and families who serve.

Crosson added that the State Department is in charge of coordinating missions to rescue Americans, and can request the deployment of military personnel to assist with evacuations.

Mr. Gates's memo also orders senior civilian and military leaders to coordinate their release of official Defense Department information that may have national or international implications, and to ensure that their staff members have the experience and perspective "to responsibly fulfill the obligations of coordinating media engagements".

Lawmakers are considering legislation to abolish the type of mutual funds the company sells and require the military to coordinate more closely with civilian regulators.