Sentence examples for officially coordinate from inspiring English sources
But since a 2010 US Supreme Court decision permitted unlimited donations to so-called "super PACS" – independent political action committees, which do not officially coordinate with candidates' campaigns, but can offer outside support by running political ads – corporations and the wealthy have contributed in drastically greater amounts.
Who's funding them is certainly clear to the candidates (whether they can officially coordinate or not).
It's difficult to pinpoint specific roles for Jones and Hightower because Belichick's defense – which is now officially coordinated by the former linebackers and safeties coach Matt Patricia – uses a system that changes from week to week.
The request laid out plans for House and Senate Democrats to establish single-candidate super PACs for prospective candidates to coordinate with prior to officially announcing their candidacy.
"They have been working on planning this thing for almost two years," said Chief Petty Officer William Messing, who is helping coordinate the transportation and logistics for the events, officially called International Naval Review 2000 and OpSail 2000.
Although Squeeze is not officially supported, Debian is coordinating an effort to provide long-term support until February 2016, five years after the initial release, but only for the IA-32 and x86-64 platforms.
"I think even though they are not officially consulting, the Bank of Japan and the Koizumi cabinet have a sort of tacit agreement to coordinate their policies," said Takuro Morinaga, senior analyst at the Sanwa Research Institute.
Although there is an informal system whereby the volunteer battalions coordinate fighting duties, Muslim and the other fighters in the Sheikh Mansur battalion are not officially integrated into the command structure of the Ukrainian army.
"I coordinate the people.
This network will coordinate.
