Sentence examples for she has coordinated from inspiring English sources
That coverage is hardly the type she might have sought for the SoHo boutique openings and charity golf outings she has coordinated through Lizzie Grubman Public Relations, her Manhattan firm.
She has coordinated many projects funded by World Bank and European Union in the arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya.
She has coordinated projects funded by the World Bank and European Union in the arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya.
"The FEC should immediately launch an investigation to shed light on the full scope of Land's discussions with outside groups, determine which groups she has coordinated with, and find out whether any of the outside attack ads already aired in Michigan constitute illegal in-kind contributions to Land's campaign," the complaint said.
She has coordinated international collaborative projects which facilitate the use of best evidence in health care policy and practice, conducted many systematic reviews and provided intensive training, mentorship and editorial support to authors of Cochrane and other systematic reviews.
She should make sure they know what to wear; if she has coordinated outfits for them for this day or wants them to wear the shirts from the bachelorette party, then she should let them know.
Film-maker Mona Iraqi said she had coordinated the arrests with police officers as part of an unsympathetic series about gay activity in Egypt.
"It's a way for students to get involved," she said as she sat in her office on Wednesday, just a few hours after she had coordinated a metal-detection operation in the school.
When challenged by the prosecutor about their sometimes word-for-word matching stories, Gray denied she was the victim of abuse or that she had "coordinated" her story to cover for Butler.
MRH has coordinated glaucomatous and control human eyes collection and participated in microarray data collection and analysis, she also helped draft the manuscript.
He has coordinated the installation of the current retrospective.
