Sentence examples for positioned to coordinate from inspiring English sources

First Draft managing director Jenni Sargent said: "First Draft already works so closely with both news organisations and social platforms that we feel uniquely positioned to coordinate efforts and facilitate real progress in tackling some of the key challenges facing journalists and their audiences".

Thus, Barrington's nucleus is positioned to coordinate brain noradrenergic activity with pelvic visceral functions.

Yet, local stakeholders are at the frontline of disaster risk management and are well positioned to coordinate local actions and build community capacities (Taylor et al. 2013; Baudoin et al. 2014).

Sequence and structure alignments reveal that amino acid residue N202 in DraIII, positioned to coordinate the divalent metal cofactor, corresponds to N113 in PacI, N165 in Hpy99I and Q175 in KpnI, among known HNH REases (Fig. 4).

Thus, TORC1 is well positioned to coordinate multiple aspects of ribosome biogenesis in response to growth stimuli.

In residential homes, nurse helpers have daily contact with the frail elderly and are well positioned to coordinate the care.

Both the Pentagon and the C.I.A. have created new senior management positions to coordinate their relationships with Homeland Security as well as state and local law enforcement agencies.

Officials say they are not certain whether he is in a position to coordinate the continuing attacks against American troops and other targets in Iraq, however.

Under the Lisbon Treaty, the E.U. is meant to be in a better position to coordinate its economic and foreign policy priorities.

The report endorses the new intelligence position to coordinate the sprawling United States intelligence community, giving it broad authority over all the military and civilian intelligence agencies and leaving the director of central intelligence subordinate.

We are also considering creating a public relations position to coordinate the exchange of information with other PDA's and generate publicity for the PDA through campus publications.