Sentence examples for step up coordinated from inspiring English sources

In response to this increase, the World Health Organization (WHO) and other health organizations sought to step up coordinated international efforts to regulate tobacco products in the late 1990s.

States will also step up attempts to better coordinate care for Medicaid enrollees, especially those with expensive chronic conditions.

The two museums are also stepping up cooperation, coordinating their catalogs and Web sites, and sharing their expertise in storing and restoring artifacts.

Instead, platforms should step up to the plate and coordinate their policies so that hate speech will be considered hate speech regardless of whether Jones uses Facebook, Twitter or YouTube to propagate his hate. .

With everyone on high alert, the United States was able to move quickly to analyze intelligence, step up security at places like Los Angeles International Airport and coordinate with officials in France.

"It is only the Municipal Labor Committee that has failed to step up to the plate," he added, referring to the group that coordinates the unions' bargaining.

Watchdog groups are pushing the Justice Department to step up enforcement of current campaign finance laws by investigating whether Jeb Bush is improperly coordinating political activities with a super PAC he launched.

And once CVS Health completes its acquisition of Aetna, the pharmacy chain and health insurer plan to roll out more programs to coordinate care for seniors in Medicare Advantage plans as a way to step up their marketing to potential customers.

To coordinate the efforts of team members and guide a strategic vision for a brand, someone has to step up and steer the ship.

Ms. Weingarten, who is chairwoman of the Municipal Labor Coalition, which coordinates bargaining for all the city's unions, said the unions had a plan calling for them to step up pressure on the city if there was no agreement soon.

Step up, Premier Al Franken!