Sentence examples for struggle to coordinate from inspiring English sources

Until the Legislature and the executive respond, we will cooperate with the court in the continuing struggle to coordinate the movement of cases to trial.

For their part practitioners report task uncertainty, burn out and heart sink from the 'endless' struggle to coordinate and manage the care of people with multimorbidity, making the delivery of patient centred care for this population less realisable [ 9, 10].

If you struggle to coordinate urinating and managing the tester, you can fill a clean container with urine, then hold the test's absorbent tip in the collected urine for 20 seconds.

As at many financial firms displaced from Lower Manhattan, Cantor executives are struggling to coordinate a business that is scattered across Manhattan, New Jersey and Connecticut.

And as president of the American Red Cross from 1999 to 2001, she struggled to coordinate its complex, often contradictory missions of humanitarian disaster relief and the businesslike maintenance of blood supplies.

While major shipments of supplies remained blocked, the local staffs of international agencies struggled to coordinate their work and to distribute the limited emergency stocks available in the country.

One senior counterterrorism official said the outpouring of leads had mushroomed into a sprawling investigation in which agencies in the United States and overseas were struggling to coordinate and share the enormous volume of information.

But in the absence of a post-cold-war sponsor, Nicaragua's opposition is struggling to coordinate an electoral offensive against Mr. Ortega, whose approval ratings rose to 45 percent last month with the help of his Venezuelan-financed response to flooding that killed scores of people and forced thousands to flee their homes.

Former colleagues at VMWare, co-founders Charles Lee and Ben Cheung decided to build Genee after struggling to coordinate meetings around their own schedules to chat about a different startup idea.

Since then, Mr. Chalabi has struggled mightily to coordinate dissident activity and fend off C.I.A. and State Department efforts to discredit his group.

In Kempston last year there wasn't going to be a parade or service on Remembrance Sunday as the British Legion were struggling with people to coordinate it.