Sentence examples for that would be coordinated from inspiring English sources
Last week he sent his deputy, Rafie al-Issawi, a Sunni, here with promises of a reconstruction and investment initiative that would be coordinated this time by respected Sunnis from Mosul.
A message purported to be from Mullah Omar released for the Eid al-Fitr festival marking the end of Ramadan earlier this month said that peace talks were not prohibited by religious teachings and that they would be coordinated through the political office.
"One of the reasons we wanted the special security status designation was that security would be coordinated at the highest levels by people of great expertise".
But Mr. Hamad acknowledged that he had expected that "those leaving would be coordinated" through what he called "the legal leadership" in the West Bank.
They said that their effort would be coordinated through a new group, the Investor Network on Climate Risk.
Senior Special Operations commanders pledged that their efforts would be coordinated with the senior diplomatic representative in each country.
Airbus was formed in 1970 by a coalition of British, French and German companies, but has received substantial state subsidies, and it was always understood that its operations would be coordinated with the three governments' political interests; thus plants and management were spread over the three countries (though last year Britain's BAE sold its interest to Airbus' parent company, EADS).
But it is less certain that the projects would be coordinated.
As the promoters are highly similar, it is expected that their expression would be coordinated and hence they could restrict HIV together, if given the chance.
Here, many secondary wall genes are transcriptionally and functionally coordinated, which implies that the translation also would be coordinated with the transcription (Mutwil et al., 2009; Ruprecht and Persson, 2012).
Projects would be coordinated so that a street dug up to repair pipes could get broadband cables and other work done at the same time so that the streets would not be resurfaced only to be dug up again soon after.
