Sentence examples for needed to coordinate with from inspiring English sources

A memo circulated late last year by top staff members of Mr. Skelos said the research service needed to coordinate with the Senate Republican Campaign Committee, then the majority's political arm.

"Is it reasonable???? No, no, no, nooooo, absolutely not!" A young man named Mahmoud Dahshan Ahmed replied that he thought the group needed to coordinate with the Muslim Brotherhood if they were to have an impact.

In February, Israel said that farmers could access land up to 110 yards from the fence, but a few weeks later drew the line at 328 yards and clarified that those wanting to work closer needed to coordinate with the authorities.

At that point, I needed to coordinate with my co-founder, Bassam Saliba, so that we were in sync for the demo.

It could yet be a morale-boosting win for the party, but to do that the leadership will need to coordinate with other parties in the House of Commons.

If they come in without a visa, that's obviously breaking the immigration regulation and we need to coordinate with immigration on that," he said.

They also need to coordinate with distributors of GNOME regarding potential issues.

For example, Telerivet is working with a local goods shipping company in Tanzania that needs to coordinate with drivers on the move.

conTgo specializes in bringing context to communication during travel, especially for corporate clients who need to coordinate with colleagues or remain efficient during layovers or travel hangups.

For example, in democracies, where the cost of protesting is lower, individuals may not need to coordinate with each other to protest.

As our results show, GNOME projects already rely on external libraries, utilities, systems, and organizations that at least the release team needs to coordinate with.