Sentence examples for provide coordination from inspiring English sources
Cities should seek to consolidate the widest and most diverse range of mobility services, including public services such as buses, trams, metro, trains, as well as unrestricted taxis and mobility apps, car-sharing such as Car2go and Emov, car pooling and micromobility systems such as bicycles or scooters, all coordinated with apps to provide coordination and a shared ticketing system.
(g) establishment of an Executive Committee to provide coordination, oversight, and approval of projects.
But several officials said they believed that the National Counterintelligence Center, established at the agency after the Ames case, had largely failed to provide coordination for counterintelligence.
Other firms, which have historically spread responsibility for risk management across multiple departments—security, compliance, legal, audit, safety, quality, and so on are establishing enterprise risk management functions to provide coordination.
This multi-agent system follows the PROSA reference architecture and applies ail ant colony design (stigmergy) to provide coordination and emergent forecasting services.
The Secretary of the Air Force shall establish for the Office a Board of Directors (to be known as the "Space Rapid Capabilities Board of Directors") to provide coordination, oversight, and approval of projects of the Office.
M.Y., G.Y., W.H., G.L., L.F., J.L., X.Z., Junyi Wang, Jian Wang, H.Y. and Jun Wang provided coordination.
provided coordination of library construction, sequencing, quality controls and sequencing data analysis.
W.L. provided coordination of the consortium and analysis of the assembly, and contributed to the development of the manuscript.
That's fine -- the work is monumental and is going to be going on for years -- but my feeling is, whoever is providing coordination here, let's be clear about it".
The Haas Institute provides coordination, training, and technical assistance to the fellows as they design and carry out research, community arts projects, and policy development.
