Sentence examples for not be coordinated from inspiring English sources

The Wanted is more blatantly European, leaning on four-on-the-floor dance music structures, and One Direction would prefer to not be coordinated in any way, as evidenced by its lack of dance moves and music that borrows widely from outside teenage pop.

The only requirement for this protected status is that the group's spending not be coordinated with that of any candidate.

To get the most protection under the First Amendment, the Court has said over and over again, political spending must not be coordinated with a candidate.

Justice Scalia said it very well: If you're going to permit unlimited contributions, then it's important that, number one, they not be coordinated with the candidate, and number two, that people have the right to know about it.

"We will not be coordinating with Iran, we will not be sharing ­intelligence with Iran," she said in response to a question about cooperation between the US and Iran.

The retired generals who have come forward this time say their criticism has not been coordinated.

Mr. Miller said the advertisements had not been coordinated with the Bush transition team.

For example, he said, "the communications strategy has not been coordinated well".

An American official said the visits had not been coordinated beforehand.

Before that, negotiations had not been coordinated; each regulator had presented each bank with individual settlement terms.

The former Richard Nixon adviser said the polling was not being coordinated with the Trump campaign or the RNC.