Sentence examples for staff coordinates from inspiring English sources

Bassante's small staff coordinates with data scientists at Facebook's Menlo Park, Calif., headquarters and with content moderators in Austin.

Her staff coordinates exhibitions at her various galleries (Ota Fine Arts, Victoria Miro and Gagosian internationally) and executes new sculptures and dot paintings under her direction.

The Financial Reporting staff coordinates the annual audit performed by the University's independent auditors, acting as a liaison between the auditors and financial staff throughout the University.

The China Programs staff coordinates this process and, once the students are selected, organizes their admission to Stanford, visas, housing, travel, and other logistics.

A course head (a member of the department teaching staff) coordinates the various classes following the same syllabus and is available to advise teaching fellows.

Each year, the High Line welcomes about two million New Yorkers, and our staff coordinates public artworks, youth employment opportunities, educational programs, family events and more than 450 free community activities for the park's most immediate neighbors.

Ian Richards, president of the staff coordinating committee at the UN, agrees that organisations who demand unpaid work as the price of admission shoot themselves in the foot.

Denis McDonough, then the president's principal deputy national security adviser and now the White House chief of staff, coordinated a series of urgent classified meetings in the West Wing.

Mr. Tijerina, who with his student staff coordinated a conference on Chicano alternative radio earlier this year, dreams of an expanding network of stations with similar programs joining those in San Jose, Berkeley, even tiny Blythe on the California-Arizona border.

"Ready in Advance" reveals how that training, along with other preparedness activities undertaken by the city, would pay major dividends in the aftermath of the tornado, as the mayor and his staff – coordinating with an array of local, state, and federal counterparts – set forth to respond to one of the worst disasters in Tuscaloosa's history.

The model is pretty simple-professional stylists on staff coordinate with clients via phone and email, and actually purchase goods for clients from retailers.