Sentence examples for one to coordinate from inspiring English sources

For example, in 2010 (I think?) Black MOP had one conference dedicated solely to "dumb-assing" (multiplying out everything in an inequality problem and using weighted AM-GM to clean up the pieces) and one to coordinate bashing.

But the fighting never let up, and the president's aides have since said Mr. Aquino would be the one to coordinate military actions as well as any efforts to engage the rebels in talks.

Streisand even ordered a series of outfits, each one to coordinate with a different room of her palatial house.

After the establishment of the national action plan, British Columbia established a provincial action plan informed by the national one to coordinate its anti-human-trafficking efforts with the federal government's.

Many people believe that doctors continually share data electronically with one another to coordinate treatment, do research, or track disease outbreaks.

The South Sea Fleet Air Force established a shore-based command center providing support to the ships and planes involved in the search and sent out at least one ship to coordinate it.

The country's 6,000 or so power plants, owned by 3,000 utilities, pour power into 140 regional "control areas," which communicate with one another to coordinate moving the electricity as it is bought and sold.

The functional specialists now reported to the top officers in charge of production and sales, and there was no mechanism for one person to coordinate their work below the level of division management.

One means to coordinate the resources in a self-organising and decentralised manner is to apply the BB protocol for interference aware resource allocation in the system.

Participating in trade agreements with strong environmental requirements, and in global coalitions such as those proposed at the United Nations Climate Change Conferences, is one way to coordinate.

And women's magazines and websites should work with one another to coordinate an effort encouraging their millions of readers to get out and vote.