Sentence examples for the task of coordinating from inspiring English sources

The task of coordinating the effort to boost his image falls to Goran Djokovic, Novak's uncle and chief marketing strategist.

The order gave the Secret Service responsibility for drawing up the overall plan, and it assigned the Army the task of coordinating the military role.

This year the Asia Society has taken on the task of coordinating all the activities that week and publishing them in a guide that includes a map and a calendar of exhibitions, lectures and other public programs.

Former U.S. president Bill Clinton, who had in May 2009 been named the UN special envoy to Haiti, was assigned the task of coordinating the efforts of the disparate aid initiatives.

The task of coordinating this football navy falls to Jessica Veris, once a member of the Huskies' 2005 national championship volleyball team, now an athletic department employee with perhaps the strangest title in college sports: boat moorage manager.

They could provide a slick order form that even the newest and lowliest employee — the one often stuck with the task of coordinating lunch for everyone else — could navigate.

And Daniel Libeskind, the master designer for the site, has the unenviable task of coordinating all these creative energies, a job more daunting with every announcement.

These included the imposition of a draft, the selection of Gen. John J. Pershing to take command of the expeditionary force, and the new commander's arrival in Europe to begin the complicated task of coordinating the American effort with Britain and France.

The couple began the tough task of coordinating lives that were 1,500 miles apart.

They have helped him in the complex task of coordinating the commission's cross-divisional flash crash investigation team and presenting a clear narrative about what happened.

They were now faced with the complex task of coordinating the lowering of 20 boats carrying a possible total of 1,100 people 70 feet down the sides of the ship.