Sentence examples for tasked with coordinating from inspiring English sources
In addition, he was tasked with coordinating the myriad activities of some 46 different state and federal agencies related to his chain of command.
The bank on Wednesday named Debby Hopkins as its chief innovation officer, a new position tasked with coordinating the company's army of information technology workers and strategic advisers, while bolstering its depleted research and development ranks.
Gordon Meldrum, of the Scottish branch of the Serious Organised Crime Agency, tasked with coordinating our battle against drugs smuggling, shrugs: "1% or 10% – it is not good enough".
Meanwhile, the country-level clusters are tasked with coordinating actors in each sector in specific crisis responses and ensuring that standards for practice set by the global clusters are met during these responses (IASC 2006).
Though no states and campaigns have signed on to the new offering yet, Valimail has offered its tools to the National Association of State Election Directors and been in talks with the Department of Homeland Security, the federal agency tasked with coordinating security for election systems — now designated as critical infrastructure — among the states.
Haynes was tasked with coordinating area defense and offensive destruction of the enemy, the emphasis on the former.
Even though one group would be tasked with being the coordinating center, CISNET would be run through consensus, as it has in the past.
This is not the first time the coalition struck civilians in Fadhiliya and a Peshmerga officer tasked with providing coordinates for air strikes said the area should be clearly marked as sensitive on maps used to plan bombing raids, because of the number of civilians.
The group has been tasked with setting policies and coordinating the rebuilding.
UNICEF was tasked with the responsibility of coordinating three sectors together with a major measles campaign.
On Friday the Clinton administration also plans to announce a new interagency task force charged with coordinating law enforcement response to what the report calls rapid growth in trafficking of women and children, largely for sex and forced labor, in the United States and abroad.
