Sentence examples for steps to coordinate from inspiring English sources

New Jersey is also taking steps to coordinate counterterrorism more effectively with the area's largest police force, the New York Police Department.

They took extraordinary steps to coordinate the medication prescribed for him with the professionals in charge of the NHL-NHLPA Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Program".

"I have ordered the security minister to take actions and special steps to coordinate the functions of all the security forces to overcome the crisis," Mr. Wahid said in a statement.

Wisconsin had already recognized this challenge when the study was under way and has taken steps to coordinate child welfare and other services with the jobs program, said Jennifer L. Noyes, who ran the state's revamped welfare agency in 2000 and 2001 and is now a researcher at the University of Wisconsin.

As will be discussed below, China has not only taken steps to coordinate and share information among international community on the issue but has also sought to engage Somalia by way of capacity building.

Leaders agreed to exchange tax data by the end of 2015 and to take other steps to coordinate policies to stop multinational companies from shifting profits to avoid taxes.

The next logical step: to coordinate not only the flow of materials.

First, we fixed the center of mass of the beginning of the step to coordinate position (0,0).

Within days of the cyclone, Myint's fellow monks stepped in to coordinate the delivery of donations across the delta.

The agency will step in to coordinate police work, identify national priorities and ensure that the new directly-elected police and crime commissioners are "aware of the needs of the nation", she said.

The narratives also identified points of fragmentation and compartmentalization of services, and described the frustration of (some) parents at needing to step in to coordinate their child's care.