Sentence examples for responsibility of coordinating from inspiring English sources

"I want an assistant attorney general charged with the sole responsibility of coordinating between our state police, our local police, county sheriffs, federal agents to ensure that we are properly equipped to respond to terrorism".

The group will have the responsibility of coordinating a rotating roster of 21 trucks at the site — to be called the World Financial Center Food Truck Court — from Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Monday, Kimchi Taco Truck, Gorilla Cheese NYC, Taim Mobile and Van Leeuwen Artisan Ice Cream are to be the first four trucks.

Another agency is the National Nanotechnology Network - a body charged with responsibility of coordinating activities of over 480 R&D institutions and about 1,700 researchers.

At the beginning of the design and construction of the STAR detector, the collaboration assigned a team of physicists and engineers the responsibility of coordinating the construction of the detector.

UNICEF was tasked with the responsibility of coordinating three sectors together with a major measles campaign.

The responsibility of coordinating the checklist utilization was thus left exclusively to the nursing profession.

This situates site supervisors in taking the responsibilities of coordinating and controlling all physical aspects of the day-to-day task in construction projects.

Indeed, for the first stages of Keystone XL -- as well as the entirety of Alberta Clipper and Keystone 1 -- the vast majority of responsibility for coordinating the environmental review fell to Elizabeth "Betsy" Orlando, a young member of the foreign service with no scientific background and little institutional support.

This notion of GP responsibility for coordinating care across multiple settings is a core principle of the Patient Centred Medical Homes that have arisen in the USA since 2007 (22).

Bridbord took day-to-day responsibility for coordinating preparation of the third health document, working with a more experienced U.S. EPA health scientist, John Buckley.

After a week of jousting, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and New York State's attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, have agreed to share responsibility for coordinating the distribution of nearly $700 million in private charity raised since the World Trade Center disaster on Sept. 11.