Sentence examples for successfully coordinated from inspiring English sources
On another important front, the World Health Organization (WHO) quickly responded to the outbreak of SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and successfully coordinated an effective global response.
In 1955 Sōhyō successfully coordinated union demands by launching the first shuntō ("spring offensive"); this has since been continued annually for the bargaining of general wage and benefit increases in April, when Japan's fiscal year begins.
The magnesium ions had successfully coordinated with the carboxylic group in BDC through Mg–O.
The FTIR spectra and UV-Vis abspectran speconfirmedirmed that both the macromolecular ligand and the second ligand were successfully coordinated with Er3+ ions.
Instead, the terms on which words meaningfully combine are a direct reflection of the terms on which certain strategies for conceiving concrete situations, strategies the words serve to signal and evoke, can be successfully coordinated with one another.
During more than 20 years of experience organizing for labor unions and working on Capitol Hill and for the Federal government, Wilson has successfully coordinated national grassroots programs and campaigns with hundreds of local union representatives, activists and liberal advocates.
Maybe the quickest route to successfully coordinating the disparate communities Boris Johnson pointed to is to develop a similar kind of attraction.
QUESTION FROM ELI: Are the major NGO's successfully coordinating aid with each other and the government of Haiti, or is there a lot of wasteful overlap and glaring holes in coverage areas?
Nonetheless, in how many languages could we mark traffic signs or hazard warnings, or successfully coordinate a large number of soldiers -- all at a satisfactory level of simultaneous comprehension, effectiveness and, most critical of all, accuracy?
Would this similarly help them successfully coordinate height and width?
As a result, the governance structure could successfully coordinate the roles, responsibilities and resources of the alliance partners without explicit rules and policies.
